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NOVA-0.6B T2V
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NOVA-0.6B T2V is an open-weights video model from BAAI, released December 2024. Its published size is 0.6B parameters. Licence: apache-2.0.
Catalogue identity notes
BAAI/nova-d48w1024-osp480 (NOVA-0.6B text-to-video, 33x768x480; README 'Text to Video' model table), Apache-2.0 (repo and HF card). Not the NOVA text-to-image checkpoints (sd512/sdxl1024) and not BAAI's later URSA.
$ how it compares
The video models ranked either side of NOVA-0.6B T2V, out of 139 with a score.
| # | model | score | where |
|---|---|---|---|
| 123 | 32±3 | local | |
| 124 | 31±5 | comparison only | |
| 125 | 29±3 | local | |
| 126 | ZeroScope v2 576w | 27±3 | local |
| 127 | 27±2 | local |
$ what it's good at
text to video▆▄▃▄▆▅█▃▂▂▂▄ #59 of 68 * · 95% of its score · 2 tests
| test | result | vs the others in its run | counts |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIGVE-60K human perception MOS (LOVE) | 41.2% ✎ | ▄▄·█··█▄▄▄▄▄ beats 2/10 | 60% |
| AIGVE-60K human text-video correspondence MOS (LOVE) | 47.2% ✎ | ▄▄·█▄█▄··▄▄▄ beats 2/10 | 35% |
$ where to run it
Other ways to run it
- Run it as published · needs ~9.3 GB, NVIDIA only · from github.com/baaivision
git clone https://github.com/baaivision/NOVA && cd NOVA && pip install diffusers transformers accelerate imageio-ffmpeg omegaconf wandb && pip install . && python -c "import torch; from diffnext.pipelines import NOVAPipeline; from diffnext.utils import export_to_video; p=NOVAPipeline.from_pretrained('BAAI/nova-d48w1024-osp480', torch_dtype=torch.float16, trust_remote_code=True).to('cuda'); export_to_video(p('Many spotted jellyfish pulsating under water.', max_latent_length=9).frames[0], 'nova.mp4', fps=12)"
Official weights and documentation: huggingface.co/BAAI ↗
$ how the score was worked out · LOVE: Benchmarking and Evalua… 95%
Each result implies a score on its own, after adjusting for how hard its test is and who ran it. The score is their weighted average, with a small pull toward the middle for thinly tested models. Each test's weight is its counts column above; here it's added up by who ran the tests. How it works
| source | results | share of the score |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 95% | |
| prior · pull toward the middle | 5% | |
| weighted average | = 29.2 |
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