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Approach: They propose a framework that combines an expandable mixture of Low-Rank Adaptation experts with a layer-wise out-of-distribution-driven expansion strategy.
Outcome: Experiments on NQ320k and MS MARCO Passage show that the proposed framework outperforms full-model update baselines with minimal parameter overhead and substantially lower training costs.

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