small-hybrid-reranker
small-hybrid-reranker is a lightweight reranker package with a baked-in trained model.
It reranks a list of passages for a query using a hybrid feature stack:
- static embeddings (
cnmoro/static-nomic-384-pten-v2) - lexical overlap and token interaction sketches
- BM25 and dense retrieval priors
- listwise LightGBM ranker
The model artifact is included in the package, so there is no separate checkpoint download.
Model In This Release
- Version
0.2.1packages a model retrained withcnmoro/static-nomic-384-pten-v2. - Training used the SciFact
trainsplit in this repository with strict BM25 top-100 candidates and LightGBM LambdaRank over hybrid features. - In-split training metric from the full training run:
ndcg@10:0.90908recall@10:0.90766
Inference remains lightweight and CPU-friendly: the API is still a single HybridReranker().rerank(query, passages) call.
Install
pip install small-hybrid-reranker
Quickstart
from small_hybrid_reranker import HybridReranker
reranker = HybridReranker()
query = "What is the speed of light?"
passages = [
"The speed of light in a vacuum is about 299,792 km/s.",
"Earth orbits the Sun in about 365 days.",
"Newton described laws of motion.",
]
ranked = reranker.rerank(query, passages)
print(ranked[0])
# {'passage': 'The speed of light in a vacuum is about 299,792 km/s.', 'score': 100.0}
API
HybridReranker(model_path: str | None = None)
model_path=None: uses baked-in model inside package.model_path="...joblib": load your own compatible artifact.
rerank(query: str, passages: list[str], top_k: int | None = None) -> list[dict]
Returns:
[
{"passage": "...", "score": 82.31},
{"passage": "...", "score": 40.87},
]
Scores are floats in [0, 100] and sorted descending.
Notes
- This package is optimized for reranking a provided candidate list.
- It is not a full retrieval system by itself.
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