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Binary feature extraction itself may be evaded by adversarial constructions; how the injected knowledge can be continuously updated as attack techniques evolve is a long-term challenge; and whether the model's inference cost in low-resource scenarios becomes a deployment bottleneck has not yet been fully discussed in the original text.
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