Add: Cross-Modal Consistency Framework for A2A Multimodal Systems #87
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This PR adds a significant contribution to the academic research section, featuring the Cross-Modal Consistency paper (Liang et al., 2023). Changes made: - Added detailed analysis of cross-modal consistency evaluation framework - Included practical implementation code for CMC score calculation - Provided reproduction steps for evaluation framework - Enhanced A2A-specific implications and importance rationale The addition is particularly relevant for: - Multimodal agent communication reliability - Cross-modal evaluation standards in A2A systems - Benchmark metrics for multimodal agent interactions All formatting follows repository guidelines and maintains existing structure.
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This PR adds a significant contribution to the academic research section, featuring the Cross-Modal Consistency paper (Liang et al., 2023).
Changes made:
The addition is particularly relevant for:
All formatting follows repository guidelines and maintains existing structure.