SEED-X: Multimodal Models with Unified Multi-granularity Comprehension and Generation
Yuying Ge, Sijie Zhao, Jinguo Zhu, Yixiao Ge, Kun Yi, Lin Song, Chen, Li, Xiaohan Ding, Ying Shan

TL;DR
SEED-X is a versatile multimodal foundation model capable of understanding and generating images of various sizes and granularities, improving real-world applicability in vision-language tasks.
Contribution
The paper introduces SEED-X, a unified model that enhances multi-granularity image comprehension and generation, addressing limitations of previous models in real-world scenarios.
Findings
Achieves competitive results on public benchmarks.
Effectively handles images of arbitrary sizes and ratios.
Demonstrates strong performance in real-world applications.
Abstract
The rapid evolution of multimodal foundation model has demonstrated significant progresses in vision-language understanding and generation, e.g., our previous work SEED-LLaMA. However, there remains a gap between its capability and the real-world applicability, primarily due to the model's limited capacity to effectively respond to various user instructions and interact with diverse visual data. In this work, we focus on bridging this gap through integrating two enhanced features: (1) comprehending images of arbitrary sizes and ratios, and (2) enabling multi-granularity image generation. We present a unified and versatile foundation model, namely, SEED-X, which is able to model multi-granularity visual semantics for comprehension and generation tasks. Besides the competitive results on public benchmarks, SEED-X demonstrates its effectiveness in handling real-world applications across…
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TopicsTopic Modeling · Natural Language Processing Techniques · Speech and dialogue systems
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