**Monkey** introduces a resource-efficient method to enhance input resolution within the LMM paradigm. Using the wealth of excellent open-source efforts, we eschew the laborious pre-training phase by using existing LMMs(Qwen-VL). We propose a simple but effective module that segments high-resolution images into smaller, local segments via a sliding window technique. Each segment is encoded independently using a static visual encoder, enriched with various LoRA adjustments, and a trainable visual resampler. These segmented encodings are subsequently amalgamated and presented to the language decoder, complemented by a resized global image feature to maintain overall structural integrity. In parallel, we’ve developed a hierarchical pipeline for enhancing caption data quality, good at generating detailed image descriptions that encapsulate local elements, textual content, and the broader structural context.
