๐ฏ Introduction A leaderboard that visualizes the vibrant HuggingFace community activity through heatmaps.
โจ Key Features ๐ Real-time Tracking - Model/dataset/app releases from AI labs and developers ๐ Auto Ranking - Rankings based on activity over the past year ๐จ Responsive UI - Unique colors per organization, mobile optimized โก Auto Updates - Hourly data refresh for latest information
๐ Major Participants Big Tech: OpenAI, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, NVIDIA AI Startups: Anthropic, Mistral, Stability AI, Cohere, DeepSeek Chinese Companies: Tencent, Baidu, ByteDance, Qwen HuggingFace Official: HuggingFaceH4, HuggingFaceM4, lerobot, etc. Active Developers: prithivMLmods, lllyasviel, multimodalart and many more
๐ Value Trend Analysis ๐ Real-time open source contribution insights Inspiration ๐ช Learn from other developers' activity patterns Ecosystem Growth ๐ฑ Visualize AI community development
โก What is Self-Forcing? While traditional methods require 50-100 steps, Self-Forcing achieves the same quality in just 1-2 steps. Through self-correction and rapid convergence, this Distribution Matching Distillation (DMD) technique maintains quality while delivering 50x speed improvement.
๐ก Technical Advantages of Self-Forcing 1. Extreme Speed Generates 4-second videos in under 30 seconds, with first frame streaming in just 3 seconds. This represents 50x faster performance than traditional diffusion methods. 2. Consistent Quality Maintains cinematic quality despite fewer steps, ensures temporal consistency, and minimizes artifacts. 3. Efficient Resource Usage Reduces GPU memory usage by 70% and heat generation by 30%, enabling smooth operation on mid-range GPUs like RTX 3060.
๐ ๏ธ Technology Stack Synergy VEO3 Real-Time integrates multiple technologies organically around Self-Forcing DMD. Self-Forcing DMD handles ultra-fast video generation, Wan2.1-T2V-1.3B serves as the high-quality video backbone, PyAV streaming enables real-time transmission, and Qwen3 adds intelligent prompt enhancement for polished results.
๐ Performance Comparison Traditional methods require 50-100 steps, taking 2-5 minutes for the first frame and 5-10 minutes total. In contrast, Self-Forcing needs only 1-2 steps, delivering the first frame in 3 seconds and complete videos in 30 seconds while maintaining equal quality.๐ฎ Future of Self-Forcing Our next goal is real-time 1080p generation, with ongoing research to achieve
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๐ก Optimization Tips โ Recommended Settings: 8-10 steps, 576ร1024 resolution โ Prompting: Use "cinematic motion, smooth animation" keywords โ Duration: 2-5 seconds for optimal quality โ Motion: Emphasize natural movement and camera work ๐ FusionX Enhanced vs Standard Models Performance Comparison: While standard models typically require 15-20 inference steps to achieve decent quality, our FusionX Enhanced version delivers premium results in just 8-10 steps - that's more than 50% faster! The rendering speed has been dramatically improved through optimized LoRA fusion, allowing creators to iterate quickly without sacrificing quality. Motion quality has been significantly enhanced with advanced causal modeling, producing smoother, more realistic animations compared to base implementations. Detail preservation is substantially better thanks to MPS Rewards training, maintaining crisp textures and consistent temporal coherence throughout the generated sequences.
๐ Just Found an Interesting New Leaderboard for Medical AI Evaluation!
I recently stumbled upon a medical domain-specific FACTS Grounding leaderboard on Hugging Face, and the approach to evaluating AI accuracy in medical contexts is quite impressive, so I thought I'd share.
๐ What is FACTS Grounding? It's originally a benchmark developed by Google DeepMind that measures how well LLMs generate answers based solely on provided documents. What's cool about this medical-focused version is that it's designed to test even small open-source models.
๐ฅ Medical Domain Version Features
236 medical examples: Extracted from the original 860 examples Tests small models like Qwen 3 1.7B: Great for resource-constrained environments Uses Gemini 1.5 Flash for evaluation: Simplified to a single judge model
๐ The Evaluation Method is Pretty Neat
Grounding Score: Are all claims in the response supported by the provided document? Quality Score: Does it properly answer the user's question? Combined Score: Did it pass both checks?
Since medical information requires extreme accuracy, this thorough verification approach makes a lot of sense. ๐ Check It Out Yourself
๐ญ My thoughts: As medical AI continues to evolve, evaluation tools like this are becoming increasingly important. The fact that it can test smaller models is particularly helpful for the open-source community!