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What Really Works for Universal Multimodal Embeddings? A Controlled Study of Contrastive Training Strategies
Contrastive learning has become the standard paradigm for multimodal representation learning, aligning semantically matched pairs while separating mismatched ones in a shared embedding space. Although various contrastive training strategies have been proposed across negative selection, batch constru
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