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Approach: They propose multimodal transformer networks to encode videos and incorporate information from different modalities.
Outcome: The proposed system generates appropriate conversational response to queries of humans based on visual and audio aspects of a given video . it also generalizes to another multimodal visual-grounded dialogue task, and obtains promising performance.

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