A pulley-block shop intern calls “late fusion” the name of a sharper picture. What correction is needed?
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Short Explanation
“Late fusion” is a wiring diagram word, not a sharpness trophy. It says where streams meet—not how pretty a still looks.
Full Explanation
Fusion terminology (early, late, intermediate) describes architecture: where modality streams combine. It is not an image-quality score, alignment metric, or synonym for experimental measures such as CLIP score or FID. Keeping fusion vocabulary on design avoids Domain 1 metric confusion.