A pottery kiln glaze trial stores each firing as a card plus a tile photo. A volunteer types “which firing crawled?” and a pretrained question-answerer must point at the right card so the matching photo can be pulled. How should the experiment be scored?
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Short Explanation
The typed question hunts through cards first; the photo is the proof you landed on the right firing. Score whether the pulled still matches — that is the multimodal check.
Full Explanation
Pretrained QA is the text-query arm of an image-backed catalog. Success is whether the answered card yields the correct tile photo. Verse generation, GPU metrics, or vision-only classification miss that text-to-still verification design.