Challenge: In primary school, children's books, as well as in modern language learning apps, multi-modal learning strategies like illustrations of terms and phrases are used to support reading comprehension.
Approach: They propose to use multi-modal transformers to train multi-dimensional models on text-image retrieval to support a user's reading comprehension of arbitrary text.
Outcome: The proposed model performs poorly because of the short and relatively simple textual data that the current models are trained with.

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