Question Alignment
A technique that, after the hierarchy is constructed, establishes semantic mappings between deeper and shallower questions. It is typically implemented by computing similarity between question embeddings or by having a language model judge coverage relations, ensuring that a deeper question can be reasonably replaced by a shallower ancestor.
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The hierarchical question structure is constructed through recursive clustering, contrastive prompting, and question alignment.
The reasonableness of upward substitution depends on the quality of question alignment—if shallow questions cannot sufficiently cover the semantics of deep questions, the explanation will be distorted.
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The hierarchical question structure is constructed through recursive clustering, contrastive prompting, and question alignment.
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