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Beyond Recall Saturation: Scaling Hard-Negative Reranker Training for Industrial Legal Retrieval
Industrial retrieval systems often improve quality by enlarging embedding candidate pools or adopting complex training pipelines. We show that, under a sufficiently large but practical candidate pool, embedding recall exhibits diminishing returns, motivating a closer examination of reranker quality.
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