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Encoded each retrieved question-passage context independently and let one decoder attend to their concatenated representations, enabling evidence fusion across more passages without joint encoder self-attention over all contexts.
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Uses inherited BM25/DPR retrieval and pretrained sequence-to-sequence models. The encoding-cost advantage does not remove decoder attention, retrieval or memory cost; more evidence need not improve every answer or prevent hallucination.
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Gautier Izacard; Edouard Grave
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Izacard and Grave: passage-independent encoding with decoder evidence fusion
Encoded each retrieved question-passage context independently and let one decoder attend to their concatenated representations, enabling evidence fusion across more passages without joint encoder self-attention over all contexts.
Scientific scope
Uses inherited BM25/DPR retrieval and pretrained sequence-to-sequence models. The encoding-cost advantage does not remove decoder attention, retrieval or memory cost; more evidence need not improve every answer or prevent hallucination.
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People and systems
Gautier Izacard; Edouard Grave
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.