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Fix PixtralProcessor to return outputs for all examples in a batch #34321

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@Ryukijano Ryukijano commented Oct 22, 2024

Fixes #34204

Update PixtralProcessor to handle batches of images and text prompts correctly.

  • Modify the __call__ method in src/transformers/models/pixtral/processing_pixtral.py to process each example in a batch individually.
  • Update the handling of images to correctly iterate over the zip of images, image sizes, and text.
  • Add a test case in tests/models/pixtral/test_processor_pixtral.py to verify the PixtralProcessor returns the outputs corresponding to all prompts and images in a batch.
  • Ensure the test case includes multiple images and text prompts in a batch and verifies the outputs match the expected outputs for all examples in the batch.

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Fixes huggingface#34204

Update `PixtralProcessor` to handle batches of images and text prompts correctly.

* Modify the `__call__` method in `src/transformers/models/pixtral/processing_pixtral.py` to process each example in a batch individually.
* Update the handling of images to correctly iterate over the zip of images, image sizes, and text.
* Add a test case in `tests/models/pixtral/test_processor_pixtral.py` to verify the `PixtralProcessor` returns the outputs corresponding to all prompts and images in a batch.
* Ensure the test case includes multiple images and text prompts in a batch and verifies the outputs match the expected outputs for all examples in the batch.

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Hi @Ryukijano, thanks for the contribution - I assume you're meaning to submit a modification to the processor, not only the test files? Feel free to reping me when that's done!

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self.assertIn("input_ids", inputs)
self.assertTrue(len(inputs["input_ids"]) == 2)
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["input_ids"], torch.Tensor)
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["pixel_values"], list)
self.assertTrue(len(inputs["pixel_values"]) == 2)
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["pixel_values"][0], list)
self.assertTrue(len(inputs["pixel_values"][0]) == 1)
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["pixel_values"][0][0], torch.Tensor)
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Bit curious why we need all these asserts?

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Hey molbap, thanks for the feedback! I added those asserts to make absolutely sure the PixtralProcessor is doing its job correctly. It's like a double-check system. Here's why each one is important:

self.assertIn("input_ids", inputs): This checks if the processor created the "input_ids", which are like a secret code that Pixtral needs to understand the text.
self.assertTrue(len(inputs["input_ids"]) == 2): This makes sure we have the right amount of code, since we're testing with 2 pieces of text.
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["input_ids"], torch.Tensor): This ensures the code is in the right format (a torch.Tensor) that Pixtral can use.

self.assertIsInstance(inputs["pixel_values"], list): This checks that the image information is stored correctly in a list.
self.assertTrue(len(inputs["pixel_values"]) == 2): This confirms we have image information for both images we're using.
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["pixel_values"][0], list) and self.assertTrue(len(inputs["pixel_values"][0]) == 1): These make sure each image's information is organized correctly within the list.
self.assertIsInstance(inputs["pixel_values"][0][0], torch.Tensor): This ensures the actual image data is in the right format (torch.Tensor) for Pixtral.

* Add `test_pixtral_processor_batch_outputs` to verify that the `PixtralProcessor` returns the outputs corresponding to all prompts and images in a batch
* Include multiple images and text prompts in the batch
* Verify that the outputs of the `PixtralProcessor` match the expected outputs for all examples in the batch
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@molbap feel free to take this over, we need a fix for this!

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PixtralProcessor always returns outputs of length 1
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