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Distilling Lexical Product Associations into Deep Transformers: An Extreme Multi-Label Approach for Natural Language E-Commerce Search
Traditional e-commerce search platforms rely heavily on inverted indices and token-level lexical matching algorithms (e.g., BM25 and TF-IDF), which frequently fail on conversational, intent-driven, or paraphrased user queries -- the classic vocabulary mismatch problem. We formulate conversational pr
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