The answer
Yes. A multimodal model can include different input encoders and train their outputs to interact or share a compatible space, depending on its objective.
How can embeddings represent text, images, products, and other information?
Can one model produce embeddings for several types of input?
More FAQs in How can embeddings represent text, images, products, and other information?
No. They can also use images, structured attributes, user interactions, or learned item identifiers. The appropriate signals depend on the recommendation or retrieval task.
Exact constraints are better handled with structured data and explicit comparisons. An embedding may retrieve a related product while failing to preserve a crucial numerical difference.
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