A new benchmark called H3D has been developed to evaluate unsupervised text hashing methods for fine-grained document deduplication, particularly for scientific documents. The benchmark compares traditional non-learning approaches like MinHash and SimHash with semantic-sensitive methods that utilize BGE embeddings. H3D assesses methods based on ranking quality, efficiency, and robustness, revealing a trade-off between lexical/structural fingerprints for near-duplicates and semantic representations for content rewriting, with the latter incurring higher computational costs. AI
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