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HunyuanCustom is a multimodal video customization framework by Tencent Hunyuan, aimed at generating customized videos featuring particular subjects (people, characters) under flexible conditions, while maintaining subject/identity consistency. It supports conditioning via image, audio, video, and text, and can perform subject replacement in videos, generate avatars speaking given audio, or combine multiple subject images. The architecture builds on HunyuanVideo, with added modules for...

HunyuanVideo-Avatar is a multimodal diffusion transformer (MM-DiT) model by Tencent Hunyuan for animating static avatar images into dynamic, emotion-controllable, and multi-character dialogue videos, conditioned on audio. It addresses challenges of motion realism, identity consistency, and emotional alignment. Innovations include a character image injection module, an Audio Emotion Module for transferring emotion cues, and a Face-Aware Audio Adapter to isolate audio effects on faces,...

VisualGLM-6B is an open-source multimodal conversational language model developed by ZhipuAI that supports both images and text in Chinese and English. It builds on the ChatGLM-6B backbone, with 6.2 billion language parameters, and incorporates a BLIP2-Qformer visual module to connect vision and language. In total, the model has 7.8 billion parameters. Trained on a large bilingual dataset — including 30 million high-quality Chinese image-text pairs from CogView and 300 million English pairs...

Perception Models is a state-of-the-art framework developed by Facebook Research for advanced image and video perception tasks. It introduces two primary components: the Perception Encoder (PE) for visual feature extraction and the Perception Language Model (PLM) for multimodal decoding and reasoning. The PE module is a family of vision encoders designed to excel in image and video understanding, surpassing models like SigLIP2, InternVideo2, and DINOv2 across multiple benchmarks. Meanwhile,...

The Video PreTraining (VPT) repository provides code and model artifacts for a project where agents learn to act by watching human gameplay videos—specifically, gameplay of Minecraft—using behavioral cloning. The idea is to learn general priors of control from large-scale, unlabeled video data, and then optionally fine-tune those priors for more goal-directed behavior via environment interaction. The repository contains demonstration models of different widths, fine-tuned variants (e.g. for...