🔥[2024-09-26]: Task Me Anything got accepted by NeurIPS 2024 Dataset & Benchmark track!
🔥[2024-08-03]: TaskMeAnything-v1-2024 released! A benchmark for reflecting the current progress of MLMs by automatically finding tasks that popular MLMs struggle with using the TaskMeAnything Top-K query and query approximation algorithms. This includes 12,270 ImageQA and 3,567 VideoQA questions that TaskMeAnything automatically approximated as challenging.
🔥[2024-07-04]: Demo for TaskMeAnything released! checkout our demo for generating customized ImageQa, VideoQA benchmarks and model evaluation query!
🔥[2024-06-17]: Paper arXived!
🔥[2024-06-01]: Code released!
TaskMeAnything is a benchmark generation engine which produces a benchmark for large multimodal language models (MLMs) tailored to a user's needs. In particular, TaskMeAnything maintains an extendable taxonomy of visual assets and can programmatically generate a vast number of task instances. Additionally, it algorithmically addresses user queries regarding MLM performance efficiently within a computational budget. The current version can generate > 750M image/video question-answering pairs, which focus on evaluating MLM perceptual capabilities.
❗ TaskMeAnything does NOT involve any AI model during image/video, question, and answer generation, so the generated tasks do NOT suffer from model imperfection or hallucinations.
We release the following resources:
- TaskMeAnything-v1: the first version of TaskMeAnything, includes 28 task generators which can generate over 750M VQA task.
- TaskMeAnything-v1-Random[ImageQA|VideoQA]: A randomly selected from TaskMeAnything-v1, including 5,700 ImageQA and 1,800 VideoQA task instances.
- TaskMeAnything-v1-2024[ImageQA|VideoQA]: A benchmark for reflecting the current progress of MLMs by
automaticallyfinding tasks that popular MLMs struggle with using the TaskMeAnything Top-K query and query approximation algorithms. This includes 12,270 ImageQA and 3,567 VideoQA questions that TaskMeAnything automatically approximated as challenging for over 20 popular MLMs. - TaskMeAnything-DB: A database for TaskMeAnything, which stores the evaluation results of 13 open-source MLMs over 1M VQA task instances.
- TaskMeAnything-UI: An interactive graphical interface built upon TaskMeAnything-DB, which allows users to interact with the performance of models on TaskMeAnything-v1 in a intuitve way.
Demo for TaskMeAnything released! checkout our demo for
Notice: If you want to evaluate videoqa models, please check our videoqa model branch
You can easily download the repo and set up the environments via:
git clone https://github.com/JieyuZ2/TaskMeAnything.git
cd ./TaskMeAnything
pip install -r requirements.txt
Notice: if you want to render 3D images/videos by Blender locally or use Internvl-chat-v1.5-24B that required flash-attn which hard to install by pip, you can use the docker image we provide.
You can pull the docker image from DockerHub which includes all the dependencies like Blender, flash-attn, cuda driver, nvcc, etc.
docker pull weikaih/ubuntu20.4_internvl_blender_v1.2:latest
docker run --gpus all -it weikaih/ubuntu20.4_internvl_blender_v1.2:latest /bin/bash # run the docker image with GPU support
git clone https://github.com/JieyuZ2/TaskMeAnything.git
cd ./TaskMeAnything
pip install -r requirements.txt
Source data is stored in HuggingFace. It includes 3d_assets, agqa_video, and object_images.
For real image with scene graphs, please download the images and scene graphs from the following links: SceneGraph, Image. After downloading, move the scene graphs and images into the source data folder, and arrange them as format below.
TaskMeAnything-v1-source/vg/sceneGraphs: move scene graphs files to this folder (e.g. TaskMeAnything-v1-source/vg/sceneGraphs/train_sceneGraphs.json).
TaskMeAnything-v1-source/vg/images/images: move all the images to this folder (e.g. TaskMeAnything-v1-source/vg/images/images/2323739.jpg).
We have 28 task generators in TaskMeAnything-v1, across 5 Scenarios:
2D Sticker Image: grid-how-many, grid-what, grid-where, grid-what-attribute, grid-where-attribute3D Tabletop Image: 3d-what, 3d-where, 3d-what-attribute, 3d-where-attribute, 3d-how-many, 3d-what-size, 3d-where-size, 3d-what-attribute-size, 3d-what-distance, 3d-where-distance, 3d-what-attribute-distance3D Tabletop Video: video-3d-what-move, video-3d-where-move, video-3d-what-attribute-move, video-3d-what-rotate, video-3d-where-rotate, video-3d-what-attribute-rotateReal Images: sg-what-object, sg-what-relation, sg-what-attributeReal Videos: video-sg-what-object, video-sg-what-relation, video-sg-what-action
We support the following ImageQA and VideoQA models:
ImageQA: qwenvl-chat, qwenvl, llavav1.5-7b, llavav1.5-13b, instructblip-vicuna7b, instructblip-vicuna13b, internvl-chat-v1.5, gemini-vision-pro, qwen-vl-max, gpt4v, gpt4oVideoQA: video-llama2-7b, video-llama2-13b, video-llava-7b, chat-univi-7b, chat-univi-13b, video-chatgpt-7b, video-chat2-7b
You can also use our unified vqa interface for inference:
from PIL import Image
from tma.models.qa_model import ImageQAModel
# from tma.models.qa_model.prompt import succinct_prompt
from tma.models.qa_model.prompt import detailed_imageqa_prompt
model = ImageQAModel(
model_name= "llava-v1.5-7b",
prompt_name= "detailed",
prompt_func= detailed_imageqa_prompt
)
image = './path/to/image.jpg'
# or image = Image.open(image_path)
question = "Describe the image."
model.qa(image, question)Or check videoqa model branch for videoqa models qa inference.
Currently, we provide two versions of TaskMeAnything-v1 benchmark:
- TaskMeAnything-v1-Random: [ImageQA|VideoQA]: A randomly selected from TaskMeAnything-v1, including 5,700 ImageQA and 1,800 VideoQA task instances.
- TaskMeAnything-v1-2024: [ImageQA|VideoQA]: A benchmark for reflecting the current progress of MLMs by
automaticallyfinding tasks that popular MLMs struggle with using the TaskMeAnything Top-K query and query approximation algorithms.
import datasets
dataset_name = 'weikaih/TaskMeAnything-v1-imageqa-random'
#dataset_name = 'weikaih/TaskMeAnything-v1-imageqa-2024'
dataset = datasets.load_dataset(dataset_name, split = TASK_GENERATOR_SPLIT)where TASK_GENERATOR_SPLIT is one of the task generators, eg, 2d_how_many.
- Since Huggingface does not support saving .mp4 files in datasets, we save videos in the format of binary streams. After loading, you can convert the video binary stream to .mp4 using the following method.
import datasets
dataset_name = 'weikaih/TaskMeAnything-v1-videoqa-random'
#dataset_name = 'weikaih/TaskMeAnything-v1-videoqa-2024'
dataset = datasets.load_dataset(dataset_name, split = TASK_GENERATOR_SPLIT)
# example: convert binary stream in dataset to .mp4 files
video_binary = dataset[0]['video']
with open('/path/save/video.mp4', 'wb') as f:
f.write(video_binary)- ImageQA in Random
- VideoQA in Random
- ImageQA in 2024
- VideoQA in 2024
- TaskMeAnything-v1-2024 v.s TaskMeAnything-v1-Random
- we can see that the performance drops are more significant in the 2024 version, which indicates that the 2024 version is more challenging for the models.
For more details, please check out the paper.
TaskMeAnything-DB are stored in HuggingFace
TaskMeAnything-UI are hosted in HuggingFace, check out our interactive interface to explore the performance of models on TaskMeAnything-v1 in your own way!
TaskMeAnything and its associated resources are provided for research and educational purposes only. The authors and contributors make no warranties regarding the accuracy or reliability of the data and software. Users are responsible for ensuring their use complies with applicable laws and regulations. The project is not liable for any damages or losses resulting from the use of these resources.
- Jieyu Zhang: jieyuz2@cs.washington.edu
BibTeX:
@inproceedings{zhang2024task,
title={Task Me Anything},
author={Zhang, Jieyu and Huang, Weikai and Ma, Zixian and Michel, Oscar and He, Dong and Gupta, Tanmay and Ma, Wei-Chiu and Farhadi, Ali and Kembhavi, Aniruddha and Krishna, Ranjay},
booktitle={Thirty-Eighth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems Datasets and Benchmarks Track},
year={2024}
}
