imagegpt-small

Maintained By
openai

ImageGPT Small

PropertyValue
LicenseApache 2.0
Training DataImageNet-21k (14M images)
Resolution32x32 pixels
FrameworkPyTorch

What is imagegpt-small?

ImageGPT-small is a transformer decoder model designed for image processing tasks, developed by OpenAI. It's trained on ImageNet-21k using a self-supervised approach, focusing on pixel-level prediction. The model processes images at 32x32 resolution and employs an innovative color-clustering technique that converts RGB pixels into 512 possible cluster values.

Implementation Details

The model utilizes a GPT-like architecture specialized for image processing. It transforms standard RGB images into sequences of color cluster tokens, reducing the dimensional complexity from 32x32x3 to a manageable sequence of 1024 tokens. This approach makes it computationally feasible for transformer-based processing.

  • Self-supervised training on 14 million images
  • Color-clustering preprocessing with 512 possible values
  • Transformer decoder architecture
  • Supports both feature extraction and image generation

Core Capabilities

  • Unconditional image generation
  • Feature extraction for downstream tasks
  • Linear probing capabilities
  • Color cluster token prediction

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes this model unique?

ImageGPT-small's uniqueness lies in its approach to treating image generation as a language modeling task, using color clustering to convert visual data into manageable token sequences. This allows it to leverage transformer architecture effectively for image processing.

Q: What are the recommended use cases?

The model is particularly well-suited for feature extraction in downstream computer vision tasks through linear probing, and for generating small-scale (32x32) images. It can be used both for conditional and unconditional image generation tasks.

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