Chinese very bad

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by lucasjin - opened

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Microsoft org

hi, the released florence-2 models are english only.

Would consider add Chinese support? Since it's a "Foundation Vision Model"

I don't think Chinese is the basis. You are wrong in thinking why all models must have Chinese, by default they are in English, that is the foundation. You should not expect Chinese, you should consider English please, not Chinese

You are wrong thinking about all models should must be English.

You are wrong, this is clear. All foundation vision models must be in Slovene. This way is fair for English and Chinese.

Yes, am training a multi langual Florence2 now, so far so good, but not include Slovene, sorry.

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I'm curiours about, since the vocabulary list doesn't include any CJK character, how can the model output so many chinese characters? though most of them are incorrect?

No, the text encoder can output CJK. Actually I have tuned a new Florence model, it now can do Chinese OCR pretty well now:

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Althought this is currently only roughly tuned, when applied on more data, it could gets better.

I don't see any CJK characters in the original vocab.json of Florence-2-large, so I guess you must extend the vocabulary before the chinese OCR finetuning task?

And I still don't understand why it can output chinese chars in your first post, did you have already extend the vocab before inference?

No, the text encoder can output CJK. Actually I have tuned a new Florence model, it now can do Chinese OCR pretty well now:

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And still, good work!

Oh, yes, you were right.

I rechcked the vocab, it doesn have CJK

Very strange....

Oh, yes, you were right.

I rechcked the vocab, it doesn have CJK

Very strange....

Is it mean that you have finetuned florence-2 with chinese ocr training data, but without extending the vocab? And got a pretty decent result?

Yes, yes, but as you can see, the first with raw flr2, it also can prints Chinese.

I haven't tried but I think it might can encode a Chinese character to id, can decode it back

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