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Studied larger T5-derived dual encoders with a fixed768-dimensional output, combining web-pair pretraining and labeled retrieval fine-tuning to test out-of-domain retrieval generalization.
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Source reports a controlled scaling and training study, not invention of T5 or dual encoders. Fixed embedding dimension does not fix encoder compute or training-data cost. Findings on BEIR and supervised-data subsamples do not prove universal scaling or domain generalization; no biological outcome is added.
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Jianmo Ni; Chen Qu; Jing Lu; Zhuyun Dai; Gustavo Hernández Ábrego; Ji Ma; Vincent Y. Zhao; Yi Luan; Keith B. Hall; Ming-Wei Chang; Yinfei Yang
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GTR: scaling dual encoders while holding embedding size fixed
Studied larger T5-derived dual encoders with a fixed768-dimensional output, combining web-pair pretraining and labeled retrieval fine-tuning to test out-of-domain retrieval generalization.
Scientific scope
Source reports a controlled scaling and training study, not invention of T5 or dual encoders. Fixed embedding dimension does not fix encoder compute or training-data cost. Findings on BEIR and supervised-data subsamples do not prove universal scaling or domain generalization; no biological outcome is added.
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People and systems
Jianmo Ni; Chen Qu; Jing Lu; Zhuyun Dai; Gustavo Hernández Ábrego; Ji Ma; Vincent Y. Zhao; Yi Luan; Keith B. Hall; Ming-Wei Chang; Yinfei Yang
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.