Online Search Quality Evaluation With Kibana – Visualization Examples
This blog post describes an alternative and customized approach for evaluating ranking models through the use of Kibana.
Ilaria Petreti
June 16, 2023
London Information Retrieval Meetup [June 2023]
We are delighted to announce the seventeenth edition of the London Information Retrieval Meetup with great news: the event will be hybrid!
Lisa Biella
June 12, 2023
How to Choose the Right Large Language Model for Your Domain – Open Source Edition
Note on “Open Source” claims This blog post was originally written before the publication of the Open Source AI Definition, which provides a much-needed clarification
Alessandro Benedetti
June 9, 2023
Free Webinar on Large Language Models in Search
We are delighted to announce the sixteenth edition of the London Information Retrieval Meetup with great news: the event will be hybrid!
Lisa Biella
June 5, 2023
Apache Solr Neural Highlighting Plugin
Discover in this blog post the Solr Neural Highlighter Plugin, which uses deep learning to highlight essential text for query answering.
Ilaria Petreti
May 25, 2023
Elasticsearch Neural Search Improvements in 8.6 and 8.7
This blog post showcases the vector search improvements that have been introduced in the latest versions of Elasticsearch (8.6 and 8.7)
Ilaria Petreti
May 16, 2023
Argument Retrieval for Controversial Questions
We discuss an approach to solve the big challenge of argument retrieval for controversial questions proposed by CLEF in the Task2 of 2022.
andreapasin
May 4, 2023
Sease at Berlin Buzzwords 2023
Sease members are speaking at the upcoming Berlin Buzzwords 2023, one of the most important european conferences about Information Retrieval.
Lisa Biella
April 26, 2023
My ECIR 2023
My very personal take on the 45th European Conference on Information Retrieval (ECIR 2023), 2nd-6th April, Dublin
Alessandro Benedetti
April 12, 2023
Word2Vec Model To Generate Synonyms on the Fly in Apache Lucene – Introduction
This blog post aims to explore our contribution to Apache Lucene, which integrates a Word2Vec model to generate synonyms
Ilaria Petreti
April 6, 2023
We are Sease, an Information Retrieval Company based in London, focused on providing R&D project guidance and implementation, Search consulting services, Training, and Search solutions using open source software like Apache Lucene/Solr, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch and Vespa.
