I will be presenting this paper at SIGIR Virtual Short Paper Session 1 tonight (3:30 AM EDT/12:30 PST)
welcome to attend and discuss Constrained Generation and its usage in web search🔍
I am also looking for research internship roles for Summer 2024🙂 hope to connect !!!
Excited to share our SIGIR preprint on leveraging a low-complexity way of controlling the generation of LLM for snippet generation! We achieve close to SoTA performance while using only a saliency map and beam search modification: https://t.co/m4dWTS5r1o
Draft made available on arXiv ! 👇https://t.co/nidauckDqF
We picture this constrained generation approach as a way to address the classical snippet problem in web search 🔍 and to help reduce users' cognitive overhead in search sessions 📃.
happy to share our📜A Lightweight Constrained Generation Alternative for Query-focused Summarization - has been accepted to @SIGIR2023 as a short paper. work w/ @dcohenIR and more details 👇🧵
[Short Paper] "Inconsistent Ranking Assumptions in Medical Search and Their Downstream Consequences" by @dcohenIR, Du, Mitra, Mercurio, Rekabsaz, and @CarstenEickhoff. This is an early exploration into how ranking model uncertainty may disparately impact under-represented groups.
Monday, 11th October, 15:00 pm (GMT) Daniel Cohen
@dcohenIR, from Brown University, will be giving an #IRTalk@GlasgowCS@ir_glasgow on "Efficient Uncertainty and Calibration Modeling for Deep Retrieval Models". Event details at https://t.co/jhZzGPzbze. Registration opened.
Excited to share that our full paper "Not All Relevance Scores are Equal: Efficient Uncertainty and Calibration Modeling for Deep Retrieval Models" was accepted at #sigir2021!
Coauthors: @UnderdogGeek Oleg Lesota @navidrekabsaz @CarstenEickhoff.
Stay tuned for the preprint!
I'm also happy to share that my first single author paper, "Allowing for The Grounded Use of Temporal Difference Learning in Large Ranking Models via Sub State Updates" was also accepted as a full paper at #sigir2021!
Excited to share that our full paper "Not All Relevance Scores are Equal: Efficient Uncertainty and Calibration Modeling for Deep Retrieval Models" was accepted at #sigir2021!
Coauthors: @UnderdogGeek Oleg Lesota @navidrekabsaz @CarstenEickhoff.
Stay tuned for the preprint!
Chinese researchers (and one from Australia) put together a dataset of Uyghur, Tibetan, and Korean — all ethnicities mainland is oppressing right now. #MachineLearning community should be enraged about this, but instead this journal tags it as a “focus article”. (H/t @slashML)
#UMassCICS Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval researchers, prof. Bruce Croft (@wbc11) and PhD students Daniel Cohen and Hamed Zamani, have received a competitive @TechAtBloombergData Science Research Grant Program Award. Way to go! https://t.co/WAb1oqLwE3
@MSFTResearch blog features some of my latest collaboration with Bing team and more - exciting work on adversarial models for search \w Dan Cohen @UnderdogGeek@wbc11 https://t.co/aQI6lIhOZZ
Check out the list of papers accepted to the #LND4IR workshop:
https://t.co/HR3WcQbfk3
Congrats to the authors of accepted papers!
#SIGIR2018@sigir2018
After a 39-year-career at UMass Amherst, Distinguished Professor Bruce Croft (@wbc11) is setting aside his faculty responsibilities to focus on research and directing the Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval. Congratulations, Bruce! https://t.co/iAoix1OAS4
We've shaped an awesome PC for the #LND4IR workshop @sigir2018 (visit our website https://t.co/HR3WcQbfk3). #LND4IR is non-archival and the submission due is in 1 week (May 4th). We're waiting for your great work. #SIGIR2018
cc @m__dehghani @diazf_acm @dr_hang_li@nick_craswell https://t.co/XN8FRCChUg