Bridging Multimedia Modalities: Enhanced Multimodal AI Understanding and Intelligent Agents

Sushant Gautam
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With the increasing availability of multimodal data, especially in the sports and medical domains, there is growing interest in developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) models capable of comprehending the world in a more holistic manner. Nevertheless, various challenges exist in multimodal understanding, including the integration of multiple modalities and the resolution of semantic gaps between them. The proposed research aims to leverage multiple input modalities for the multimodal understanding of AI models, enhancing their reasoning, generation, and intelligent behavior. The research objectives focus on developing novel methods for multimodal AI, integrating them into conversational agents with optimizations for domain-specific requirements. The research methodology encompasses literature review, data curation, model development and implementation, evaluation and performance analysis, domain-specific applications, and documentation and reporting. Ethical considerations will be thoroughly addressed, and a comprehensive research plan is outlined to provide guidance. The research contributes to the field of multimodal AI understanding and the advancement of sophisticated AI systems by experimenting with multimodal data to enhance the performance of state-of-the-art neural networks.
桥接多媒体模式:增强多模态人工智能理解和智能代理
随着多模式数据的日益可用性,特别是在体育和医学领域,人们对开发能够以更全面的方式理解世界的人工智能(AI)模型越来越感兴趣。然而,在多模态理解中存在着各种挑战,包括多模态的整合和它们之间语义差距的解决。提出的研究旨在利用多种输入模式来理解人工智能模型,增强其推理、生成和智能行为。研究目标侧重于开发多模态人工智能的新方法,将它们集成到具有特定领域需求优化的会话代理中。研究方法包括文献回顾、数据管理、模型开发和实现、评估和性能分析、特定领域的应用程序以及文档和报告。伦理考虑将彻底解决,并概述了一个全面的研究计划,以提供指导。该研究通过对多模态数据进行实验,以提高最先进的神经网络的性能,为多模态人工智能理解领域和复杂人工智能系统的进步做出了贡献。
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