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Hallucination in Multimodal Foundation Models: A Survey on Causes, Corrections, and Evaluations
Multimodal Foundation Models represent a significant leap in artificial intelligence. Among them, Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs) serve as the typical representative of these foundation models, which integrate visual modality directly into Large Language Models (LLMs). They have demonstrated st
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