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Semantically Similar, Yet Not Answerable: Diagnosing the Semantic-Answerability Gap in Table RAG
In retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), semantic relevance asks whether a source matches a query in meaning, while answerability asks whether it contains sufficient information to answer the query. A Semantic-Answerability Gap (SAG) may arise in retrieval when a retriever can reach semantically rel
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