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先知:促使大型语言模型与辅助答案启发式用于基于知识的视觉问题答案

Zhou Yu, Xuecheng Ouyang, Zhenwei Shao

    IEEE transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence
    |April 18, 2025
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