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[D] What beats concatenation?

Let’s say we have two (or more) embedding spaces learned from different data spaces:

There is one one global task T that all embedding spaces are evaluated on.

To perform better on T than each embedding space would on their own it follows that we can just concatenate each vector of each embedding space. But is there a better method than to simply concatenate?

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