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IFWhen using Qwen2VL with flash-attention2 for vision and eager attention for the language model, generating text results in repeated words and near-zero evaluation scores.
THENEnsure that both the vision module and the language model use the same attention implementation. If flash-attention2 is used, apply it to both components. Alternatively, force eager attention for both. Currently, setting attention for the text model separately is not straightforward; a fix is pending. As a workaround, avoid mixing flash attention in vision with eager attention in text.
IFMixing flash attention for the vision encoder with eager attention for the LLM in Qwen2VL causes the model to produce repetitive, nonsensical output and a near-zero evaluation score.
THENEnsure both the vision and text (LLM) parts of Qwen2VL use the same attention implementation. For consistent behavior and best accuracy, set both to 'flash_attention_2' via the `attn_implementation` dict parameter (e.g., `attn_implementation={'vision_config': 'flash_attention_2', '': 'flash_attention_2'}`) or both to 'eager'. Avoid the combination where vision uses flash and text uses eager, as it breaks generation.
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