Multimodal describes data or systems that combine different kinds of information to describe one problem. A modality is a kind of information received, such as an image or text description. section 6.1
Combining modalities can support practical decisions when one dataset lacks necessary context:
- Match product images with descriptions to represent items more completely. section 6.1
- Combine satellite imagery with crop and yield information to improve agricultural operating efficiency. section 6.1
- Join paying-customer information with behavioral user profiles to target similar potential customers. section 6.1
Figure 6.1 Combining data sources of two completely different businesses can eventually benefit both.
Use the figure to visualize how data sources from different businesses can be combined for mutual benefit. section 6.1










