TensorRT-LLMs/examples/qwenvl

Guide to Qwen-VL deployment pipeline

1. Download the Qwen vision-language model (Qwen-VL).

   git lfs install
   git clone https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen-VL-Chat
   

2. Generate the Vision Transformer (ViT) ONNX model and the TensorRT engine.

• If you don't have ONNX file, run:

  python3 vit_onnx_trt.py --pretrained_model_path ./Qwen-VL-Chat
  

  The ONNX and TensorRT engine will be generated under ./onnx/visual_encoder and ./plan/visual_encoder respectively.

• If you already have an ONNX file under ./onnx/visual_encoder and want to build a TensorRT engine with it, run:

  python3 vit_onnx_trt.py --pretrained_model_path ./Qwen-VL-Chat --only_trt
  

  This command saves the test image tensor to image.pt for later pipeline inference.

3. Build Qwen TensorRT engine.

• Convert checkpoint

  1. Install packages

  pip install -r requirements.txt
  

  2. Convert

  python3 ./examples/qwen/convert_checkpoint.py --model_dir=./Qwen-VL-Chat \
          --output_dir=./tllm_checkpoint_1gpu \
          --dtype float16
  

• Build TensorRT-LLM engine

  NOTE: max_prompt_embedding_table_size = query_token_num * max_batch_size, therefore, if you change max_batch_size, --max_prompt_embedding_table_size must be reset accordingly.

  trtllm-build --checkpoint_dir=./tllm_checkpoint_1gpu \
               --gemm_plugin=float16 --gpt_attention_plugin=float16 \
               --max_input_len=2048 --max_seq_len=3072 \
               --max_batch_size=8 --max_prompt_embedding_table_size=2048 \
               --remove_input_padding=enable \
               --output_dir=./trt_engines/Qwen-VL-7B-Chat
  

  The built Qwen engines are located in ./trt_engines/Qwen-VL-7B-Chat. For more information about Qwen, refer to the README.md in example/qwen.

4. Assemble everything into the Qwen-VL pipeline.

   4.1 Run with INT4 GPTQ weight-only quantization engine

   python3 run.py \
       --tokenizer_dir=./Qwen-VL-Chat \
       --qwen_engine_dir=./trt_engines/Qwen-VL-7B-Chat \
       --vit_engine_path=./plan/visual_encoder/visual_encoder_fp16.plan \
       --images_path='{"image": "./pics/demo.jpeg"}'
   

   4.2 (Optional) For multiple rounds of dialogue, you can run:

   python3 run_chat.py \
       --tokenizer_dir=./Qwen-VL-Chat \
       --qwen_engine_dir=./trt_engines/Qwen-VL-7B-Chat \
       --vit_engine_path=./plan/visual_encoder/visual_encoder_fp16.plan \
       --images_path='{"image": "./pics/demo.jpeg"}'
   

   4.3 (Optional) To show the bounding box result in the demo picture, install OpenCV, ZMQ, and request:

   pip install opencv-python==4.5.5.64
   pip install opencv-python-headless==4.5.5.64
   pip install zmq
   pip install request
   

     4.3.1 If the current program is executed on a remote machine, run the following command on a local machine:

   python3 show_pic.py --ip=127.0.0.1 --port=8006
   

     Replace the ip and port values, where ip is your remote machine IP address.

     Run the following command on the remote machine:

   python3 run_chat.py \
       --tokenizer_dir=./Qwen-VL-Chat \
       --qwen_engine_dir=./trt_engines/Qwen-VL-7B-Chat \
       --vit_engine_path=./plan/visual_encoder/visual_encoder_fp16.plan \
       --display \
       --port=8006
   

     Replace the port value.

     4.3.2 If the current program is executed on the local machine, run the following command:

   python3 run_chat.py \
       --tokenizer_dir=./Qwen-VL-Chat \
       --qwen_engine_dir=./trt_engines/Qwen-VL-7B-Chat \
       --vit_engine_path=./plan/visual_encoder/visual_encoder_fp16.plan \
       --display \
       --local_machine
   

     The question "Print the bounding box of the girl" is displayed. You should see the following image: