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Perception-Inspired Bayesian Causal Fusion for Audiovisual Source Localization
Multimodal fusion promises more accurate perception but only when the modalities share a common cause. When they do not, the second modality carries no information about the target, and fusing it can only corrupt the estimate. We cast this whether-to-fuse decision as Bayesian causal inference, follo
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