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...The V2 model is expected to support more advanced features like better context window handling, more efficient inference, better performance on challenging tasks, and stronger alignment with human feedback. Because DeepSeek is pushing open-weight competition, this V2 iteration is meant to solidify its position in benchmark rankings and in developer adoption. The code in the repository may include description files, support for tool use or plug-in architectures, and artifacts showing fine-tuning or prompt templates.

...The repository introduces the model lineup, intended uses, and evaluation highlights, and it complements IBM’s broader Granite initiative spanning multiple modalities. IBM’s research blog details the motivation for opening these models and points developers to downloads, papers, and hosting options. Together, the materials position Granite Code as enterprise-friendly, permissively licensed models for practical software engineering assistance. They slot into the larger Granite ecosystem that includes language and time-series models, community cookbooks, and production guidance.

layoutlm-base-uncased is a multimodal transformer model developed by Microsoft for document image understanding tasks. It incorporates both text and layout (position) features to effectively process structured documents like forms, invoices, and receipts. This base version has 113 million parameters and is pre-trained on 11 million documents from the IIT-CDIP dataset. LayoutLM enables better performance in tasks where the spatial arrangement of text plays a crucial role. The model uses a standard BERT-like architecture but enriches input with 2D positional embeddings. ...

...Built on top of LLaMA-2 and DINOv2/SigLIP visual backbones, it allows both zero-shot inference for known robot setups and parameter-efficient fine-tuning for new domains. The model supports real-world robotics tasks, with robust generalization to environments seen in pretraining. Its actions include delta values for position, orientation, and gripper status, and can be un-normalized based on robot-specific statistics. OpenVLA is MIT-licensed, fully open-source, and designed collaboratively by Stanford, Berkeley, Google DeepMind, and TRI. Deployment is facilitated via Python and Hugging Face tools, with flash attention support for efficient inference.