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Due to the current kaggle-competition (this one), I've noticed some popular vision-language model, which could be part of keras-cv/keras-nlp model component. But due to the mix components (cv, nlp), it might be confusing to add them in core API, either keras-cv, or keras-nlp. Here are some models (current sota):
Model like BLIP consist of vision transformer + Bert (with modification, paper contribute), for BLIP 2, the text decoder maybe T5 or something. Adding model like BLIP to keras-nlp would be (comparatively) straightforward than keras-cv, but can't promise.
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Due to the current kaggle-competition (this one), I've noticed some popular vision-language model, which could be part of keras-cv/keras-nlp model component. But due to the mix components (cv, nlp), it might be confusing to add them in core API, either keras-cv, or keras-nlp. Here are some models (current sota):
Model like BLIP consist of vision transformer + Bert (with modification, paper contribute), for BLIP 2, the text decoder maybe T5 or something. Adding model like BLIP to keras-nlp would be (comparatively) straightforward than keras-cv, but can't promise.
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