A fulling-mill intern concatenates a 4K still next to a three-word note and a 30-second clip with no shared clock or size layout. What should be flagged before calling the row early-fusion ready?
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Short Explanation
Early fusion glues arms into one layout. A huge still, a tiny note, and a long clip with no shared clock are not glue-ready yet—align size, rate, or time first.
Full Explanation
Early-fusion data construction requires compatible size, sampling rate, or temporal layout before arms are concatenated. Mismatched resolutions and clocks are a data-alignment problem that early fusion will punish. Lexicons and evaluation charts do not fix layout incompatibility.