Backtracing is introduced as a method to identify the cause of user queries in various domains like lectures, news articles, and conversations. Different retrieval methods are evaluated, highlighting challenges in measuring causal relevance and contextual understanding. The results suggest room for improvement in backtracing techniques.
The content discusses the importance of identifying triggers for user queries to enhance content delivery and communication. It addresses limitations in existing retrieval methods and proposes a benchmark for future improvements in backtracing systems.
Key points include defining backtracing, evaluating retrieval methods across different domains, analyzing dataset statistics, discussing domain-specific challenges, presenting results on accuracy and distance metrics, and outlining limitations and ethical considerations.
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by Rose E. Wang... a las arxiv.org 03-07-2024
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