This is a deliberately small sample post. It exercises the main pieces of the publishing pipeline without trying to tell a complete research story.
Markdown basics
Markdown gives us strong text, emphasis, links,
and inline code in an ordinary paragraph.
A useful blog should make the idea easy to inspect, reproduce, and discuss.
The same source can also express structured content:
- Write the post in Markdown.
- Add metadata for the title, date, and description.
- Run the generator and let Angular prerender the result.
| Modality | Example representation |
|---|---|
| Image | spatial tokens |
| Video | temporally ordered visual tokens |
| Audio | acoustic features |
| Text | language tokens |
Code fences are highlighted and get a copy button:
def fuse_modalities(*representations):
"""A tiny placeholder for a multimodal fusion module."""
return sum(representations) / len(representations)Mathematics
Inline mathematics works inside a sentence, such as the temperature-scaled softmax \(p_i = \exp(z_i / \tau) / \sum_j \exp(z_j / \tau)\).
Display equations can use standard LaTeX notation:
For a classifier on top of that representation,
Local images
Images live beside the post under a slug-specific asset directory. The build rewrites this relative path for production and preserves its intrinsic size.
A generated sample illustration used to verify local image publishing and zoom.