--- base_model: datalab-to/surya-ocr-2 base_model_relation: quantized library_name: coremltools license: openrail pipeline_tag: image-text-to-text tags: - coreml - coremltools - apple-silicon - ios - macos - ocr - document-ai - surya - quantized - int8 - vision-language --- # Surya OCR 2 CoreML Runtime This repository contains an early CoreML runtime bundle derived from [`datalab-to/surya-ocr-2`](https://huggingface.co/datalab-to/surya-ocr-2) at source commit `3b3d4cdf88d6928b0acdc75181b13206ea67c4a3`. It is intended for native Apple OCR experiments and future iOS/macOS demo-app work. This revision includes a SwiftPM runtime package that runs the fixed-shape OCR canary path without Python. ## Included packages | File | Purpose | Precision / quantization | Shape contract | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `surya_vision_fp16.mlpackage` | Vision tower | CoreML FP16 compute | `pixel_values [1024,1536] -> image_embeds [256,1024]` | | `surya_vision_int8.mlpackage` | Quantized vision tower | CoreML linear INT8 weight compression | `pixel_values [1024,1536] -> image_embeds [256,1024]` | | `surya_prefill_fp16_seq300_cache512.mlpackage` | Language prefill, logits, and initial cache | CoreML FP16 compute | fixed prefill length `300`, cache length `512` | | `surya_decode_step_fp16_cache512.mlpackage` | One-token cached decode step | CoreML FP16 compute | one token at a time, cache length `512` | Processor/tokenizer assets are included under `processor/`. Native constants and embedding assets are under `native_assets/`. Validation JSONs are under `validation/`. ## Native Swift package The SwiftPM package lives in `native/SuryaCoreMLRuntime`. ```swift import SuryaCoreMLRuntime let runtime = try SuryaCoreMLRuntime(modelDirectory: modelDirectoryURL) let result = try runtime.generate(image: cgImage, maxNewTokens: 128, useInt8Vision: true) print(result.text ?? "") ``` The package currently handles fixed 512x512 Qwen image preprocessing, INT8/FP16 vision selection, fixed OCR prompt embeddings, image placeholder insertion, precomputed RoPE tables, generated-token embedding lookup, KV cache insertion, CoreML prefill/decode, and basic token decoding. ## Current validation All validation below was run on a Mac Studio with CoreML package prediction, using the canary prompt/image: > `OCR this image to HTML.` The canary image contains: ```text Invoice 123 Total $42.00 ``` | Gate | Result | | --- | --- | | Prefill parity before CoreML export | native/custom first token `1039`; logits max diff `2.6702880859375e-05` | | Prefill CoreML smoke | Torch/CoreML first token `1039`; logits max diff `0.3057253360748291`; mean diff `0.03853870555758476` | | Decode CoreML iterative smoke | 9/9 tokens match native; text `
Invoice ` | | CoreML prefill -> CoreML decode | 9/9 tokens match native; text `
Invoice ` | | CoreML FP16 vision -> CoreML prefill -> CoreML decode | 9/9 tokens match native; text `
Invoice ` | | CoreML INT8 vision -> CoreML prefill -> CoreML decode | 9/9 tokens match native; text `
Invoice ` | | Native Swift image -> CoreML INT8 vision -> CoreML prefill -> CoreML decode | 9/9 tokens match native; text `
Invoice ` | The INT8 vision package has mean absolute diff `0.021211756393313408` vs the PyTorch vision tower on the canary. ## What still lives in host code The included Swift package is a fixed-shape native runtime for the current OCR path. The host app still owns: - providing a `CGImage` or already-preprocessed `pixel_values` - stopping criteria and max-token policy - UI and post-processing of generated OCR HTML - expanding beyond the current fixed 512x512 image / 300-token prefill shape The included `scripts/export_surya_coreml_runtime.py` shows the Python reference glue used for validation. The included `native/SuryaCoreMLRuntime` package is the native implementation. ## Example: run the current validation harness ```bash pip install coremltools torch transformers pillow qwen-vl-utils huggingface_hub python scripts/export_surya_coreml_runtime.py vision-combined-runtime-smoke \ --model-id datalab-to/surya-ocr-2 \ --vision-package surya_vision_int8.mlpackage \ --prefill-package surya_prefill_fp16_seq300_cache512.mlpackage \ --decode-package surya_decode_step_fp16_cache512.mlpackage \ --output validation/local_vision_int8_prefill_decode_smoke.json \ --max-cache-length 512 \ --steps 8 ``` Expected canary output today: ```json { "all_tokens_match": true, "coreml_text": "
Invoice ", "native_text": "
Invoice " } ``` ## Example: run the native Swift smoke ```bash cd native/SuryaCoreMLRuntime swift run surya-coreml-smoke \ --model-dir ../.. \ --image /path/to/512x512-document.png \ --max-tokens 8 \ --vision int8 ``` Validated canary output: ```text 1039 2009 2046 2054 2047 2041 2035 2037 1979
Invoice ``` ## Important limitations - Fixed-shape canary export: the current packages are specialized to the traced 512x512 sample preprocessing path, with `pixel_values [1024,1536]`, prefill length `300`, and full-attention cache length `512`. - The language prefill/decode packages are FP16 CoreML, not INT8/4-bit yet. - Only the vision tower has an INT8 package in this release. - This has not yet passed full `allenai/olmOCR-bench`. - The Swift decoder is intentionally small and should be hardened against the full tokenizer before production use. ## Provenance Generated non-destructively from `datalab-to/surya-ocr-2`. No fine-tuning was performed.