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Transformer-Based Multi-Model Rank Fusion for Cross-Domain Recommendation and Dense Information Retrieval
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Rank fusion is an effective approach for combining outputs from multiple ranking models, though existing methods often have difficulty generalizing across different data environments. This thesis introduces EmbMerge, a transformer-based framework that frames rank fusion as a sequence modeling task b
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