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Enhancing Healthcare Search Intent Recognition with Query Representation Learning and Session Context
Classifying the intent behind healthcare search queries is crucial for improving the delivery of online healthcare information. The intricate nature of medical search queries, coupled with the limited availability of high-quality labeled data, presents substantial challenges for developing efficient
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