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An open-source vision-language foundation model designed for comprehensive multimodal understanding and reasoning. | An open-source vision-language foundation model designed for comprehensive multimodal understanding and reasoning. | ||
SAIL-VL2 represents a comprehensive advancement in efficient vision-language modeling through innovations in architecture, training strategies, and data curation. The model successfully demonstrates that smaller, well-designed models can achieve competitive performance with much larger counterparts across diverse multimodal tasks. | SAIL-VL2 represents a comprehensive advancement in efficient vision-language modeling through innovations in architecture, training strategies, and data curation. The model successfully demonstrates that smaller, well-designed models can achieve competitive performance with much larger counterparts across diverse multimodal tasks. | ||
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SAIL-VL2
An open-source vision-language foundation model designed for comprehensive multimodal understanding and reasoning. SAIL-VL2 represents a comprehensive advancement in efficient vision-language modeling through innovations in architecture, training strategies, and data curation. The model successfully demonstrates that smaller, well-designed models can achieve competitive performance with much larger counterparts across diverse multimodal tasks.
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