skills/skillxiv-v0.0.2-claude-opus-4.6/cgpt-cluster-guided-partial-tables-with-llm-genera/SKILL.md
Implement techniques from CGPT: Cluster-Guided Partial Tables with LLM-Generated Supervision for Table Retrieval. General-purpose embedding models have demonstrated strong performance in text retrieval but remain suboptimal for table retrieval, where highly structured content leads to semantic compression and query-table mismatch
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This skill implements concepts from the research paper [2601.15849].
The paper addresses: General-purpose embedding models have demonstrated strong performance in text retrieval but remain suboptimal for table retrieval, where highly structured content leads to semantic compression and query-table mismatch. Recent LLM-based retrieval augm...
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