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[ECCV 2024] Tokenize Anything via Prompting

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Tokenize Anything via Prompting

Ting Pan1,2*,   Lulu Tang2*,   Xinlong Wang2¶,   Shiguang Shan1

1ICT-CAS,   2BAAI
* Equal Contribution, ¶Project Lead

[Paper] [🤗 Demo]

We present Tokenize Anything via Prompting, a unified and promptable model capable of simultaneously segmenting, recognizing, and captioning arbitrary regions, with flexible visual prompts (point, box and sketch). The model is trained with exhaustive segmentation masks sourced from SA-1B, coupled with semantic priors from a pre-trained EVA-CLIP with 5 billion parameters.

Installation

Preliminaries

torch >= 2.1

flash-attn >= 2.3.3 (for TextGeneration)

gradio-image-prompter (for GradioApp, Install from URL)

Installing Package

Clone this repository to local disk and install:

cd tokenize-anything && pip install .

You can also install from the remote repository:

pip install git+ssh://git@github.com/baaivision/tokenize-anything.git

Quick Start

Development

The TAP models can be used for diverse vision and language tasks.

We adopt a modular design that decouples all components and predictors.

As a best practice, implement your custom predictor and asynchronous pipeline as follows:

from tokenize_anything import model_registry

with <distributed_actor>:
    model = model_registry["<model_type>"](checkpoint="<path/to/checkpoint>")
    results = <custom_predictor>(model, *args, **kwargs)

server.collect_results()

See builtin examples (web-demo and evaluations) provided in scripts for more details.

Inference

See Inference Guide.

See Concept Guide.

Evaluation

See Evaluation Guide for TAP-H.

See Evaluation Guide for TAP-L.

See Evaluation Guide for TAP-B.

Models

Model weights

V1.1 Release Notes

  • Three versions of the model are available with different image encoders.
  • Use a longer pre-training and fine-tuning schedule (improved segmentation and caption performance).
  • Apply weight decay for all bias parameters (avoid FP16 overflow in QK matmul).
  • Sample point prompts from predicted mask instead of GT box during VG training.
Model Description Schedule MD5 Weights
tap_vit_h ViT-H TAP v1.1 model (100% SA-1B, 180k), (VG, 50ep) 4bdfb9 🤗 HF link
tap_vit_l ViT-L TAP v1.1 model (100% SA-1B, 180k), (VG, 50ep) c1d41f 🤗 HF link
tap_vit_b ViT-B TAP v1.1 model (100% SA-1B, 180k), (VG, 50ep) 707f80 🤗 HF link

V1.0 Release Notes

  • Two versions of the model are available with different image encoders.
  • Original paper results.
Model Description Schedule MD5 Weights
tap_vit_l ViT-L TAP v1.0 model (50% SA-1B, 90k), (VG, 25ep) 03f8ec 🤗 HF link
tap_vit_b ViT-B TAP v1.0 model (50% SA-1B, 90k), (VG, 25ep) b45cbf 🤗 HF link

Concept weights

Note: You can generate these weights following the Concept Guide.

Concept Description Weights
Merged-2560 Merged concepts 🤗 HF link
LVIS-1203 LVIS concepts 🤗 HF link
COCO-80 COCO concepts 🤗 HF link

License

Apache License 2.0

Citation

@article{pan2023tap,
  title={Tokenize Anything via Prompting},
  author={Pan, Ting and Tang, Lulu and Wang, Xinlong and Shan, Shiguang},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2312.09128},
  year={2023}
}

Acknowledgement

We thank the repositories: SAM, EVA, LLaMA, FlashAttention, Gradio, Detectron2 and CodeWithGPU.