[WIP] Refactor README.md for academic structure and clarity

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Plan: Refactor README.md for Academic Format

• Analyze current README structure and content
• Remove excessive blank lines at the top and between sections
• Reorganize content into academic structure:
  • Add concise Introduction/Overview section
  • Create clean Versions/History section at top
  • Improve Highlights section formatting
  • Improve Experiments section formatting
  • Ensure Usage section is well-formatted
  • Clean up Model Zoo table
  • Format Citation section properly
• Ensure headers are hierarchical and consistent
• Keep existing image links appropriately placed
• Manually verify the final result

Goal: Transform README into a professional, academic-style document that's easy to navigate.

Original prompt

Refactor the README.md file to make it more academic, concise, and visually appealing.

Requirements:

1. Structure: Organize the content into a standard academic repository structure (e.g., Introduction/Overview, Method/Highlights, Experiments, Usage, Model Zoo, Citation).
2. Formatting:
   • Remove excessive blank lines (especially at the top and between sections).
   • Ensure headers are hierarchical and consistent.
   • Make the "ModelZoo" table clean and easy to read.
3. Content:
   • Combine the version links (MVT-1.5, 1.1, 1.0) into a cleaner "Versions" or "History" section or a concise list at the top.
   • Refine the "Highlights" and "Experiments" descriptions to be more professional.
   • Ensure the "How to use" code blocks are well-formatted.
4. Visuals: Keep the existing image links but ensure they are placed appropriately.
5. Citations: Format the BibTeX citations clearly.

Goal: The final README should look professional, suitable for an academic project, and be easy to navigate.

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Refactor the README.md file to make it more academic, concise, and visually appealing.

Requirements:

1. Structure: Organize the content into a standard academic repository structure (e.g., Introduction/Overview, Method/Highlights, Experiments, Usage, Model Zoo, Citation).
2. Formatting:
   • Remove excessive blank lines (especially at the top and between sections).
   • Ensure headers are hierarchical and consistent.
   • Make the "ModelZoo" table clean and easy to read.
3. Content:
   • Combine the version links (MVT-1.5, 1.1, 1.0) into a cleaner "Versions" or "History" section or a concise list at the top.
   • Refine the "Highlights" and "Experiments" descriptions to be more professional.
   • Ensure the "How to use" code blocks are well-formatted.
4. Visuals: Keep the existing image links but ensure they are placed appropriately.
5. Citations: Format the BibTeX citations clearly.

Goal: The final README should look professional, suitable for an academic project, and be easy to navigate.

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