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Uni-MoE is a MoE-based unified multimodal model and can handle diverse modalities including audio, speech, image, text, and video.
Yunxin Li, Shenyuan Jiang, Baotian Hu, Longyue Wang, Wanqi Zhong, Wenhan Luo, Lin Ma, Min Zhang
- [5/31] ๐ฅ The checkpoint of Uni-MoE-v2 with 8 experts is now available for downloading and inference. For more details, please refer to the Uni_MoE_v2_weights table.
- [4/28] ๐ฅ We have upgraded the Uni-MoE codebase to facilitate training across multiple Nodes and GPUs. Explore this enhanced functionality in our revamped fine-tuning script. Additionally, we have introduced a version that integrates distributed MoE modules. This enhancement allows for training our model with parallel processing at both the expert and modality levels, enhancing efficiency and scalability. For more details, please refer to the Uni_MoE_v2 documentation.
- [3/7] ๐ฅ We released Uni-MOE: Scaling Unified Multimodal LLMs with Mixture of Experts. We proposed the development of a unified Multimodal LLM (MLLM) utilizing the MoE framework, which can process diverse modalities, including audio, image, text, and video. Checkout the paper and demo.
Usage and License Notices: The data and checkpoint are intended and licensed for research use only. They are also restricted to uses that follow the license agreement of LLaMA and Vicuna. The dataset and models trained using the dataset should not be used outside of research purposes.
Demo 2 contains the real-time understanding of speech (Starting from 30S).
demo1.mp4
demo2.mp4
The model architecture of Uni-MoE is shown below. Three training stages contain: 1) Utilize pairs from different modalities and languages to build connectors that map these elements to a unified language space, establishing a foundation for multimodal understanding; 2) Develop modality-specific experts using cross-modal data to ensure deep understanding, preparing for a cohesive multi-expert model; 3) Incorporate multiple trained experts into LLMs and refine the unified multimodal model using the LoRA technique on mixed multimodal data.
The following instructions are for Linux installation. We would like to recommend the requirements as follows.
- Python == 3.9.16
- CUDA Version >= 11.7
- Clone this repository and navigate to the Uni-MoE folder
git clone https://github.com/HITsz-TMG/UMOE-Scaling-Unified-Multimodal-LLMs.git
cd UMOE-Scaling-Unified-Multimodal-LLMs/Uni_MoE- Install Package
conda create -n unimoe python==3.9.16
conda activate unimoe
pip install -r env.txt- Replace all the absolute pathnames '/path/to/' with your specific path to the Uni-MoE file (Including all the eval_x.py/inference_x.py/train_mem_x.py/data.py/demo.py files and config.json files from the model weights)
To use our model, all weights should be downloaded.
After downloading all of them, organize the weights as follows in 'Uni_MoE/checkpoint' folder:
โโโ checkpoint
โโโ Uni-MoE-audio-base
โโโ Uni-MoE-audio-e2
โโโ Uni-MoE-speech-base
โโโ Uni-MoE-speech-e2
โโโ Uni-MoE-speech-base-interval
โโโ Uni-MoE-speech-v1.5
โโโ clip-vit-large-patch14-336
โโโ whisper-small
โโโ BEATs_iter3_plus_AS2M.pt
| Model | Checkpoint |
|---|---|
| vision encoder | CLIP ViT-L/14 336px |
| speech encoder | whisper small |
| audio encoder | BEATs_iter3+ (AS2M) |
| Uni-MoE-audio-base-model | Uni-MoE/Uni-MoE-audio-base |
| Uni-MoE-audio-fine-tuned-chekpoint | Uni-MoE/Uni-MoE-audio-e2 |
| Uni-MoE-speech-base-model | Uni-MoE/Uni-MoE-speech-base |
| Uni-MoE-speech-fine-tuned-chekpoint | Uni-MoE/Uni-MoE-speech-e2 |
| Uni-MoE-speech-base-interval | Uni-MoE/Uni-MoE-speech-base-interval |
| Uni-MoE-speech-v1.5 | Uni-MoE/Uni-MoE-speech-v1.5 |
- Uni-MoE-speech refers to the MOE-Task2 and Uni-MoE-audio refers to the MOE-Task3 in our paper.
- 'Uni-MoE-base' is the backbone containing LLMs and trained parameters gained from Training Stage 2: Training Modality-Specific Expert.
We use TTS technical to convert long text to speech to construct long speech understanding data.
| DataSet | Input Type |
|---|---|
| AOKVQA | Text-Image |
| OKVQA | Text-Image |
| VQAv2 | Text-Image |
| ClothoAQA | Text-Audio |
| ClothoV1 | Text-Audio |
| ClothoV2 | Text-Audio |
| POPE | Text-Image |
| TextVQA | Text-Image |
| MM-Vet | Text-Image |
| SEEDBench(Image) | Text-Image |
| MMBench | Text-Image |
| MMBench-Audio | Text-Image-Speech(Long) |
| English-High-School-Listening | Text-Speech(Long) |
| RACE | Text-Speech(Long) |
| MSVD | Text-Video-Audio |
| Activitynet-QA | Text-Video-Audio |
We build a real speech understanding dataset to check the practical long speech recognition capabilities: English-High-School-Listening It comprises 150 questions related to long audio segments with an average length of 109 seconds, and 50 questions about short audio segments with an average length of 14 seconds.
- Make sure that all the weights are downloaded and the running environment is set correctly.
- run inference scripts
inference_audio.shandinference_speech.shusingbash inference_audio.shbash inference_speech.shor run the following commands to inference:
cd /path/to/Uni_MoE
conda activate unimoe
python Uni_MoE_audio/inference_all.pycd /path/to/Uni_MoE
conda activate unimoe
python Uni_MoE_speech/inference_all.pyTo launch the online demo ( It is highly recommended to launch the demo with Uni-MoE-speech-v1.5 that need the basic parameters of Uni-MoE-speech-base-interval), run:
cd /path/to/Uni_MoE
conda activate unimoe
python demo/demo.py
python demo/app.pyTraining:
- Make sure that all the weights are downloaded and the environment is set correctly, especially for the base model.
- Our training data can be downloaded from UMOE-Speech-453k.json and UMOE-Cap-453k.json.
- Relevant vision and audio files: Dataset
- Run training scripts:
finetune_audio.shorfinetune_speech.shusingbash finetune_audio.shbash finetune_speech.sh, remember to modify the training set with your own preference. - For multiple GPUs training, run training scripts:
finetune_speech_dp.shusingbash finetune_speech_dp.sh, remember to modify the training set with your own preference.
Evaluation:
- Prepare the evaluation set using the form as
samples.json. - Run evaluation scripts:
eval_audio.shoreval_speech.shusingbash eval_audio.shbash eval_speech.shor run the following commands to eval:
cd /path/to/Uni_MoE
conda activate unimoe
python Uni_MoE_audio/eval.py\
--data_path /path/to/clotho.json\
--data_type clothov1\
--output test.jsoncd /path/to/Uni_MoE
conda activate unimoe
python Uni_MoE_speech/eval.py\
--data_path /path/to/vqa_eval.json\
--data_type vqa\
--output test.jsonWe recommend using 80GB GPU RAM to run all experiments.
If you find Uni-MoE useful for your research and applications, please cite using this BibTeX:
@article{li2024uni,
title={Uni-MoE: Scaling Unified Multimodal LLMs with Mixture of Experts},
author={Li, Yunxin and Jiang, Shenyuan and Hu, Baotian and Wang, Longyue and Zhong, Wanqi and Luo, Wenhan and Ma, Lin and Zhang, Min},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2405.11273},
year={2024}
}
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