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Saba Fallah a970515bdb mtmd: Add DeepSeekOCR Support (#17400)
* mtmd: llama.cpp DeepSeekOCR support
init commit

* loading sam tensors

* mtmd: fix vision model processing

* deepseek-ocr clip-vit model impl

* mtmd: add DeepSeek-OCR LM support with standard attention

* mtmd: successfully runs DeepSeek-OCR LM in llama-cli

* mtmd: Fix RoPE type for DeepSeek-OCR LM.

* loading LM
testing Vision model loading

* sam warmup working

* sam erroneous return corrected

* clip-vit:  corrected cls_embd concat

* clip-vit: model convert  qkv_proj split

* corrected combining of image encoders' results

* fix: update callback for ffn_moe_weighted and add callback for attn_out in deepseek2 model

* concat image_newline and image_seperator tokens

* visual_model warmup (technically) works

* window partitioning using standard ggml ops

* sam implementation without using CPU only ops

* clip: fixed warnings

* Merge branch 'sf/deepseek-ocr' of github.com:sfallah/llama.cpp into sf/deepseek-ocr

* mtmd: fix get_rel_pos

* mtmd: fixed the wrong scaler for get_rel_pos

* image encoding technically works but the output can't be checked singe image decoding fails

* mtmd: minor changed

* mtmd: add native resolution support

* - image encoding debugged
- issues fixed mainly related wrong config like n_patches etc.
- configs need to be corrected in the converter

* mtmd: correct token order

* - dynamic resizing
- changes are concerning PR https://github.com/sfallah/llama.cpp/pull/4

* mtmd: quick fix token order

* mtmd: fix danling pointer

* mtmd: SAM numerically works

* mtmd: debug CLIP-L (vit_pre_ln)

* mtmd: debug CLIP-L & first working DeepSeek-OCR model

* mtmd : add --dsocr-mode CLI argument for DeepSeek-OCR resolution control & all native resolution modes work

* mtmd: simplify SAM patch embedding

* mtmd: adapt Pillow image resizing function

* mtmd:  simplify DeepSeek-OCR dynamic resolution preprocessing

* mtmd: remove --dsocr-mode argument

* mtmd: refactor code & remove unused helper functions

* mtmd: fix tensor names for image newlines and view separator

* clean up

* reverting automatically removed spaces

* reverting automatically removed spaces

* mtmd: fixed bad ocr check in Deepseek2 (LM)

* mtmd: support combined QKV projection in buid_vit

* using common build_attn in sam

* corrected code-branch when flash-attn disabled
enabling usage of --flash-attn option

* mtmd: minor fix

* minor formatting and style

* fixed flake8 lint issues

* minor editorconfig-check fixes

* minor editorconfig-check fixes

* mtmd: simplify get_rel_pos

* mtmd: make sam hparams configurable

* mtmd: add detailed comments for resize_bicubic_pillow

* mtmd: fixed wrong input setting

* mtmd: convert model in FP16

* mtmd: minor fix

* mtmd: remove tweak to llama-mtmd-cli & deepseek-ocr template

* fix: test-1.jpg ORC issue with small (640) resolution
setting min-resolution base (1024) max large (1280) for dynamic-resolution

* minor: editconfig-check fix

* merge with changes from https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/17909
added new opt to tests.sh to disable flash-attn

* minor: editconfig-check fix

* testing deepseek-ocr
quick and dirty test script comparing results of Qwen2.5-VL vs DeepSeek-OCR

* quick and (potential) dirty merge with https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/17909

* refactoring, one single builder function and static helpers

* added deepseek-ocr test to tests.sh

* minor formatting fixes

* check with fixed expected resutls

* minor formatting

* editorconfig-check fix

* merge with changes from https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/18042

* minor
- added GLM-4.6V to big tests
- added missing deps for python test

* convert: minor fix

* mtmd: format code

* convert: quick fix

* convert: quick fix

* minor python formatting

* fixed merge build issue

* merge resolved
- fixed issues in convert
- tested several deepseek models

* minor fix

* minor

* Update convert_hf_to_gguf.py

Co-authored-by: Sigbjørn Skjæret <sigbjorn.skjaeret@scala.com>

* - removed clip_is_deepseekocr
- removed redundant RESIZE_ALGO_BICUBIC_PILLOW resize-algo
- simplified image-preprocessing
- removed/simplified debug functions

* - cleaning commented out code

* fixing instabilities issues reintroducing resize_bicubic_pillow

* - use f16 model for deepseek-ocr test
- ignore llama-arch test for deepseek-ocr

* rename fc_w --> mm_fc_w

* add links to OCR discussion

* cleaner loading code

* add missing .weight to some tensors

* add default jinja template (to be used by server)

* move test model to ggml-org

* rolling back upscale change

* Update convert_hf_to_gguf.py

Co-authored-by: Sigbjørn Skjæret <sigbjorn.skjaeret@scala.com>

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Co-authored-by: bluebread <hotbread70127@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sigbjørn Skjæret <sigbjorn.skjaeret@scala.com>
Co-authored-by: Xuan Son Nguyen <son@huggingface.co>
Co-authored-by: Xuan-Son Nguyen <thichthat@gmail.com>
2026-03-25 19:57:40 +01:00

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