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# Document Reranking

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  1. arXiv

    RenderRank reranks documents from compressed visual tokens rendered as images, reaching 55.96 average NDCG@10 on BEIR with 16.5–35.5% fewer input tokens

    RenderRank renders document text as images and encodes them into compressed visual tokens, aligning relevance scores to a text-based teacher and then refining positive-versus-negative scores within each query, reaching an average NDCG@10 of 55.96 on 11 BEIR datasets with 290.07 average input tokens, 16.5–35.5% fewer than the evaluated text-based rerankers, and an average NDCG@10 of 88.27 on four long-document datasets at roughly half their average input token count.

  2. arXiv

    AdaTutoRank turns a set-level rubric score into token-level credit via adaptive tutoring, reaching the best overall score across ten benchmarks with fewer retrieval calls

    The work proposes AdaTutoRank, a setwise reranker trained with Adaptive Tutoring Optimization (ATO) under a three-level, nine-dimension rubric hierarchy that assigns each rollout one of three hint forms—rubrics, a corrective reflection, or a sibling set—matched to its reward, and distills the hint's effect into a token-level advantage combined with the group-relative outcome advantage; across ten benchmarks spanning RAG, deep research, and setwise evaluation it attains the best overall performance while reducing the agent's retrieval calls.

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