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Welcome PaliGemma 2 – New vision language models by Google
We are excited to welcome Google's all-new vision language models, PaliGemma 2, a new iteration of PaliGemma. Like its predecessor, PaliGemma 2 uses the same powerful SigLIP for vision, but it upgrades to the latest Gemma 2 for the text decoder part.
PaliGemma 2 comes with new pre-trained (pt) models, in sizes of 3B, 10B, and 28B parameters. All of them support various input resolutions: 224x224, 448x448, and 896x896. These combinations provide a lot of flexibility for different use cases, so practitioners can choose the balance they need in the quality / efficiency space. In contrast, the previous PaliGemma was only available in the 3B variant.
The pre-trained models have been designed for easy fine-tuning to downstream tasks. The first PaliGemma was widely adopted by the community for multiple purposes. With the increased flexibility from the additional variants, combined with better pre-trained quality, we can’t wait to see what the community can do this time.
As an example, Google is also releasing some fine-tuned variants on the DOCCI dataset, demonstrating versatile and robust captioning capabilities that are long, nuanced and detailed. The fine-tuned DOCCI models are available for the 3B and 10B variants, and support input resolution of 448x448.
This release includes all the open model repositories, transformers integration, fine-tuning scripts, and a demo of a model we fine-tuned ourselves for visual question answering on the VQAv2 dataset.
Release collection
Fine-tuning Script
Demo for Fine-tuned Model
The technical report
Table of Content
Introducing PaliGemma 2
Model Capabilities
Demo
How to Use with transformers
Fine-tuning
Resources
Introducing PaliGemma 2
PaliGemma 2 is a new iteration of the PaliGemma vision language model released by Google in May. PaliGemma 2 connects the powerful SigLIP image encoder with the Gemma 2 language model.
This release comes with the following checkpoints in bfloat16 precision:
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