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Directional Posterior Feedback Fusion for Query Reformulation in Dense Retrieval
Dense retrieval has become a fundamental paradigm for modern information retrieval, supporting efficient semantic search across a wide range of applications. Its effectiveness, however, relies critically on query embeddings that adequately capture users' information needs, which can be difficult for
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