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Understanding the gap in evaluation frameworks and metrics for RAG-based question-answering system

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A systematic analysis of existing evaluation frameworks and metrics for RAG-based Question Answering (QA) systems reveals urgent needs for hybrid evaluation frameworks, reasoning path traceability, combined pipeline assessment, and harmlessness evaluation, laying groundwork for the next generation of evaluation methodologies.

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