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Think Thrice Before Reranking: Multi-perspective Evidence and Reasoning Integration for Text Reranking

arXiv cs.AI / cs.LG / cs.CLby Lijun Liu ()1 min read1 · 1 read
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MERIT-Rank integrates multiple LLM reasoning trajectories for text reranking; its 4B model outperforms most 7B and 32B rerankers on BRIGHT.

MERIT-Rank formulates a Multi-Trajectory Reasoning Space that evaluates query-document relevance from multiple perspectives and consolidates reasoning paths with a joint reranker. A progressive training framework, Progressive Rank Policy Optimization (PRPO), stabilizes reasoning trajectories while improving ranking quality through staged objectives. Experiments on reasoning-intensive and traditional retrieval benchmarks show consistent gains over competitive baselines, with the 4B model outperforming most 7B and even 32B rerankers on BRIGHT.

Key facts
  • Multi-trajectory reasoning space evaluates relevance from multiple perspectives
  • PRPO progressive training stabilizes reasoning with staged objectives
  • 4B model outperforms most 7B and 32B rerankers on BRIGHT
  • Gains consistent on reasoning-intensive and traditional retrieval benchmarks
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1 min read at arxiv.org

Reasoning-based reranking with Large Language Models (LLMs) has shown promising improvements in text ranking. However, current methods predominantly rely on a single reasoning trajectory, resulting in rankings that are susceptible to reasoning errors and inherently constrained in modeling the multifaceted signals underlying document relevance.

arXiv cs.AI / cs.LG / cs.CL

By Lijun Liu · arxiv.org

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