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Description: Quasi-linear multimodal models are a type of model that exhibits quasi-linear behavior across multiple modalities, meaning they can integrate and process different types of data or signals simultaneously while maintaining an approximately linear relationship between variables. These models are particularly useful in contexts where information fusion from various sources, such as text, images, and […]