How does integrating TAE into Qwen-VL impact retrieval latency and Recall@K scores on the COCO-Captioning subs

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Research goal: How does integrating TAE into Qwen-VL impact retrieval latency and Recall@K scores on the COCO-Captioning subset of the LAVIS benchmark compared to baseline fusion methods?

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