KAIST's Chain of Retrieval Beats Standard Paper Search by 7.82%

A new framework retrieves full scientific papers by decomposing them into aspect-specific queries and iteratively expanding the search as a tree.

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2026-10-20 06:03 · AlphaSignal
KAIST's Chain of Retrieval Beats Standard Paper Search by 7.82%

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