Multimodal Representation
Multimodal representation learning aims to create unified representations of data from multiple sources (e.g., text, images, audio) to improve machine learning model performance and understanding. Current research focuses on developing effective fusion techniques, including contrastive learning, attention mechanisms, and various neural network architectures like transformers and autoencoders, to integrate these diverse modalities. This field is significant because it enables more robust and accurate models for various applications, such as sentiment analysis, visual question answering, and recommendation systems, particularly in scenarios with incomplete or noisy data. The development of effective multimodal representations is driving advancements across numerous domains, including healthcare, robotics, and multimedia analysis.
Papers
IISAN: Efficiently Adapting Multimodal Representation for Sequential Recommendation with Decoupled PEFT
Junchen Fu, Xuri Ge, Xin Xin, Alexandros Karatzoglou, Ioannis Arapakis, Jie Wang, Joemon M. Jose
Propensity Score Alignment of Unpaired Multimodal Data
Johnny Xi, Jana Osea, Zuheng Xu, Jason Hartford