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SCREENSHOTS:
Janus
DESCRIPTION:
Janus is a sophisticated open-source project from DeepSeek AI that aims to unify both visual understanding and image generation in a single model architecture. Rather than having separate systems for “look and describe” and “prompt and generate”, Janus uses an autoregressive transformer framework with a decoupled visual encoder—allowing it to ingest images for comprehension and to produce images from text prompts with shared internal representations. The design tackles long-standing conflicts in multimodal models: namely that the visual encoder has to serve both analysis (understanding) and synthesis (generation) roles. By splitting those pathways but keeping one unified core transformer, Janus maintains flexibility and achieves strong performance across tasks previously requiring distinct architectures. The repository includes pretrained checkpoints (for example 1.3B and 7B parameter versions), a Gradio demo, and guidance for local deployment.
Features
- Unified transformer model that supports both vision-language understanding and text-to-image generation
- Decoupled visual encoder design that separates encoding paths for comprehension vs generation
- Pretrained checkpoints (variants like 1.3B, 7B) with publicly accessible weights and demos
- Integration with Hugging Face and Gradio for quick test-drives and inference setups
- Modular architecture facilitating experimentation with different vision encoders and tokenizer settings
- Transparent workflow for fine-tuning, evaluation (e.g., VLMEvalKit), and multimodal benchmarking
Programming Language
Python
Categories
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