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Problems about Inference on Video-MME

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Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
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Stale
Tech stack
bash, python

Research direction

Start with README evaluation instructions and scripts/eval/eval_ov_encoder.sh, focusing on how MODEL_PATH is selected for the VideoMME task. Check the repository and referenced Hugging Face organizations for the expected checkpoint. Done means the documentation or script clearly identifies an available LLaVA-integrated checkpoint, or explicitly explains that it is not released.

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Description

Brilliant work on OneVision-Encoder! 🎉
I'm trying to reproduce the LLaVA-NeXT-Video evaluation results following the instructions in the README.
For video benchmarks (e.g., VideoMME), I ran:

TASKS="videomme" bash scripts/eval/eval_ov_encoder.sh

However, I noticed this line in the script:

MODEL_PATH="${MODEL_PATH:-trained_model/must_contain_llava_in_name}"

I've searched through the repository and the Hugging Face organization (lmms-lab-encoder / lmms-lab), but I couldn't find a released model checkpoint whose name contains "llava".
❓ Could you clarify:
Am I misunderstanding the evaluation workflow?
Or is the LLaVA-integrated checkpoint not yet publicly released?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again for the amazing work. 🙏

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