Xiaomi-OCR-0 Technical Report
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小米发布 Xiaomi-OCR-0 技术报告:一个基于 Qwen3.5-0.8B 的紧凑型视觉-语言模型,通过自动化数据引擎构建约 1.7 亿样本语料,并结合文本锚定与混合任务强化学习,在多个文档解析与 OCR 基准上取得 SOTA 成绩。
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Xiaomi-OCR-0 is a compact vision-language model that unifies document parsing and OCR understanding through automated data synthesis, progressive training with text anchoring and reinforcement learning, and achieves state-of-the-art results on multiple benchmarks.
Compact OCR-specificvision-language modelsachieve strongdocument parsingperformance, but often rely on costly supervision and focus primarily on visual-text reconstruction. We introduce Xiaomi-OCR-0, a unified 0.8B model fordocument parsingandOCR-centric understanding. We build an approximately 170M-sample OCR-centric corpus using an automated data engine that combines expert consensus, render-based verification, and targeted synthesis. Starting from Qwen3.5-0.8B, our progressive training recipe combinesQ-Mask-based text anchoring,continued pretraining, andmixed-task reinforcement learning(Mix-RL). Xiaomi-OCR-0 achieves 95.24 onReal5-OmniDocBench, 96.83 onOmniDocBenchv1.6, and 87.94 onWild-OmniDocBench, while reaching an average score of 83.2 across fiveOCR-oriented VQAbenchmarks. Ablations further show that, with sufficient parsing training,OCR-centric understandingsupervision provides additional gains fordocument parsing. Homepage: https://huggingface.co/spaces/SeerRay-Lab/Xiaomi-OCR-0.
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