internlm-xcomposer
Maintainer: cjwbw
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Model overview
internlm-xcomposer is an advanced text-image comprehension and composition model developed by cjwbw, the creator of similar models like cogvlm, animagine-xl-3.1, videocrafter, and scalecrafter. It is based on the InternLM language model and can effortlessly generate coherent and contextual articles that seamlessly integrate images, providing a more engaging and immersive reading experience.
Model inputs and outputs
internlm-xcomposer is a powerful vision-language large model that can comprehend and compose text and images. It takes text and images as inputs, and can generate detailed text responses that describe the image content.
Inputs
- Text: Input text prompts or instructions
- Image: Input images to be described or combined with the text
Outputs
- Text: Detailed textual descriptions, captions, or compositions that integrate the input text and image
Capabilities
internlm-xcomposer has several appealing capabilities, including:
- Interleaved Text-Image Composition: The model can seamlessly generate long-form text that incorporates relevant images, providing a more engaging and immersive reading experience.
- Comprehension with Rich Multilingual Knowledge: The model is trained on extensive multi-modal multilingual concepts, resulting in a deep understanding of visual content across languages.
- Strong Performance:
internlm-xcomposerconsistently achieves state-of-the-art results across various benchmarks for vision-language large models, including MME Benchmark, MMBench, Seed-Bench, MMBench-CN, and CCBench.
What can I use it for?
internlm-xcomposer can be used for a variety of applications that require the integration of text and image content, such as:
- Generating illustrated articles or reports that blend text and visuals
- Enhancing educational materials with relevant images and explanations
- Improving product descriptions and marketing content with visuals
- Automating the creation of captions and annotations for images and videos
Things to try
With internlm-xcomposer, you can experiment with various tasks that combine text and image understanding, such as:
- Asking the model to describe the contents of an image in detail
- Providing a text prompt and asking the model to generate an image that matches the description
- Giving the model a text-based scenario and having it generate relevant images to accompany the story
- Exploring the model's multilingual capabilities by trying prompts in different languages
The versatility of internlm-xcomposer allows for creative and engaging applications that leverage the synergy between text and visuals.
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