ATH-MaaS/Ovis
A novel Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLM) architecture, designed to structurally align visual and textual embeddings.
What it solves
Ovis is a Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLM) designed to bridge the gap between visual and textual embeddings. It addresses the challenge of high-resolution image processing and complex reasoning in multimodal tasks, providing a way to structurally align visual data with language model understanding.
How it works
Ovis uses a novel architecture that aligns visual embeddings from a Vision Transformer (ViT) with the embeddings of a Large Language Model (LLM). It supports various LLM backbones (such as Qwen3) and ViT backbones (such as SigLIP2). The latest version, Ovis2.5, introduces a "thinking mode" for reflective reasoning, allowing the model to process images at native resolution and handle multi-image or video inputs.
Who it’s for
This project is for AI researchers and developers who need a high-performance open-source MLLM capable of handling STEM tasks, chart analysis, grounding, and video understanding.
Highlights
- Reflective Reasoning: A dedicated "thinking mode" that enhances the model's ability to perform complex reasoning tasks.
- Native-Resolution Perception: Ability to process visual inputs at their original resolution for better detail preservation.
- Flexible Architecture: Compatible with multiple LLM and ViT backbones, with models ranging from 2B to 34B parameters.
- Broad Modality Support: Handles single images, multiple images, video, and pure text inputs.
- Fine-tuning Support: Includes built-in training scripts and compatibility with the
ms-swiftframework.
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