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Similar Choices, Different Attention: Cross-Modal Associations in Humans and Vision-Language Models
Cross-modal associations are systematic pairings of features across modalities, such as the association of 'bouba' with round shapes and 'kiki' with sharp shapes. Prior work has compared humans and vision-language models (VLMs) on such associations, but often using different stimuli or tasks between
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