Modelmap Visualizes AI Model Structure and Processing Flow
modelmap gives model selection a concrete basis: instead of judging AI models by name alone, users can inspect the internal structure and watch the processing flow to see what actually differs between candidates.
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modelmap is a website that visualizes the internal structure of AI models and animates their processing flow. Users type part of a model name, pick a candidate, and see the model's components diagrammed with a detail pane. Keyboard shortcuts expand nested layers, and a flow mode animates where processing happens over time. A compare mode draws two models side by side.
The structure view breaks a model into named components, and clicking one, such as the main model block or the output layer lm_head, swaps the detail pane to that component. Nested structures carry labels like x28 for repeated layers. Pressing E expands a layer, C compacts it, and 0 fits the whole drawing to the screen.
The flow mode animates where processing happens in sequence, and models without flow support leave that button disabled. Major models appear as buttons on the top page, and the compare section draws two models side by side with their details in the right pane.
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