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O1 Embedder: Transforming Retrieval Models with Reasoning Capabilities
Researchers from University of Science and Technology of China and Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence have developed a novel retrieval model that mimics the slow-thinking capabilities of reasoning-focused LLMs like OpenAI's O1 and DeepSeek's R1.
Unlike traditional embedding models that directly match queries with documents, O1 Embedder first generates thoughtful reflections about the query before performing retrieval. This two-step process significantly improves performance on complex retrieval tasks, especially those requiring intensive reasoning or zero-shot generalization to new domains.
The technical implementation is fascinating:
- The model integrates two essential functions: Thinking and Embedding
- It uses an "Exploration-Refinement" data synthesis workflow where initial thoughts are generated by an LLM and refined by a retrieval committee
- A multi-task training method fine-tunes a pre-trained LLM to generate retrieval thoughts via behavior cloning while simultaneously learning embedding capabilities through contrastive learning
- Memory-efficient joint training enables both tasks to share encoding results, dramatically increasing batch size
The results are impressive - O1 Embedder outperforms existing methods across 12 datasets in both in-domain and out-of-domain scenarios. For example, it achieves a 3.9% improvement on Natural Questions and a 3.0% boost on HotPotQA compared to models without thinking capabilities.
This approach represents a significant paradigm shift in retrieval technology, bridging the gap between traditional dense retrieval and the reasoning capabilities of large language models.
What do you think about this approach? Could "thinking before retrieval" transform how we build search systems?
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Has OpenGVLab Lumina Outperformed OpenAI’s Model?
We’ve just released the results from a large-scale human evaluation (400k annotations) of OpenGVLab’s newest text-to-image model, Lumina. Surprisingly, Lumina outperforms OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 in terms of alignment, although it ranks #6 in our overall human preference benchmark.
To support further development in text-to-image models, we’re making our entire human-annotated dataset publicly available. If you’re working on model improvements and need high-quality data, feel free to explore.
We welcome your feedback and look forward to any insights you might share!
https://huggingface.co/datasets/Rapidata/OpenGVLab_Lumina_t2i_human_preference
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