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The official GitHub page for ''What Makes for Good Visual Instructions? Synthesizing Complex Visual Reasoning Instructions for Visual Instruction Tuning''
@misc{du2023makes,
title={What Makes for Good Visual Instructions? Synthesizing Complex Visual Reasoning Instructions for Visual Instruction Tuning},
author={Yifan Du and Hangyu Guo and Kun Zhou and Wayne Xin Zhao and Jinpeng Wang and Chuyuan Wang and Mingchen Cai and Ruihua Song and Ji-Rong Wen},
year={2023},
eprint={2311.01487},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.CV}
}
Overview
We propose ComVint, a visual instruction dataset, to improve the zero-shot generalization capability of Multi-modal Large Language Models (MLLMs). In this work, by conducting a comprehensive empirical study, we find that instructions focused on complex visual reasoning tasks are particularly effective in improving the performance of MLLMs on evaluation benchmarks. Building upon this finding, we design a systematic approach to automatically creating high-quality complex visual reasoning instructions. Our approach employs a synthesis-complication-reformulation paradigm, leveraging multiple stages to gradually increase the complexity of the instructions while guaranteeing quality. Based on this approach, we create the synthetic visual reasoning instruction dataset of 32K examples, namely ComVint.
Update
[11/3] We released the code and data of ComVint.
ComVint Data
You can download our visual instruction data ComVint at Download Url.
Build ComVint
Prepare data
If you want to build ComVint yourself with image annotations (e.g., Flickr and Visual Genome), you should first download Flickr30k Entities and Visual Genome and organize them as follows in ./data:
The official GitHub page for ''What Makes for Good Visual Instructions? Synthesizing Complex Visual Reasoning Instructions for Visual Instruction Tuning''