Pixtral-12B
Property | Value |
---|---|
Parameter Count | 12.7B |
Model Type | Image-Text-to-Text |
Architecture | Transformers with BF16 precision |
Downloads | 33,559 |
What is pixtral-12b?
Pixtral-12B is an advanced vision-language model developed by the Mistral community that excels in processing multiple images alongside text input. Built on the Transformers architecture, this model represents a significant advancement in multi-modal AI capabilities, allowing for sophisticated image-text interactions and detailed scene descriptions.
Implementation Details
The model utilizes the Transformers library and implements a sophisticated image-text-to-text pipeline. It supports BF16 tensor type for efficient computation and memory usage, making it suitable for production deployments. The implementation allows for both single and multiple image processing within the same prompt, with seamless integration of the LlavaForConditionalGeneration architecture.
- Supports multiple image inputs within single prompts
- Uses chat template formatting for structured conversations
- Implements efficient BF16 precision
- Compatible with Transformers pipeline
Core Capabilities
- Detailed multi-image scene description
- Interactive chat-style image-text processing
- Contextual understanding across multiple images
- Flexible prompt formatting with image placement
- High-quality natural language generation
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this model unique?
Pixtral-12B stands out for its ability to process multiple images simultaneously while maintaining context across the entire prompt. Its large parameter count (12.7B) and sophisticated architecture enable detailed, coherent descriptions and responses that consider the relationships between multiple images.
Q: What are the recommended use cases?
The model is ideal for applications requiring detailed image description, multi-image analysis, and interactive visual question-answering. Common use cases include content description, visual comparison tasks, and complex visual reasoning scenarios where multiple images need to be analyzed in context.