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MultiSurf-GPT: Facilitating Context-Aware Reasoning with Large-Scale Language Models for Multimodal Surface Sensing

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arxiv 2408.07311 v1 pith:FUAZBKHS submitted 2024-08-14 cs.HC

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keywords context-awaresensingmultisurf-gptframeworklanguagelarge-scalemobilemodels
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Surface sensing is widely employed in health diagnostics, manufacturing and safety monitoring. Advances in mobile sensing affords this potential for context awareness in mobile computing, typically with a single sensing modality. Emerging multimodal large-scale language models offer new opportunities. We propose MultiSurf-GPT, which utilizes the advanced capabilities of GPT-4o to process and interpret diverse modalities (radar, microscope and multispectral data) uniformly based on prompting strategies (zero-shot and few-shot prompting). We preliminarily validated our framework by using MultiSurf-GPT to identify low-level information, and to infer high-level context-aware analytics, demonstrating the capability of augmenting context-aware insights. This framework shows promise as a tool to expedite the development of more complex context-aware applications in the future, providing a faster, more cost-effective, and integrated solution.

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