What can ShareGPT4V do?

gpt-4v-generated multimodal caption generation at scale, large-scale image-text pair dataset curation and organization, vision-language model fine-tuning data pipeline integration, multimodal embedding space training data provision, cross-domain image understanding dataset for model generalization, domain-specific dataset curation and subset extraction, synthetic caption quality benchmarking and comparison, multimodal dataset augmentation and transformation

ShareGPT4V

DatasetFree

1.2M image-text pairs with GPT-4V captions.

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8 capabilities

Capabilities8 decomposed

gpt-4v-generated multimodal caption generation at scale

Medium confidence

Leverages GPT-4V's vision capabilities to generate 1.2 million high-quality image captions by systematically processing diverse image sources through OpenAI's multimodal API. The dataset captures detailed visual descriptions including objects, spatial relationships, text within images, and contextual understanding that GPT-4V produces, enabling training data that reflects advanced vision-language reasoning rather than simple alt-text or crowd-sourced labels.

Solves for

Train vision-language models on rich, detailed image understanding without manual annotationObtain GPT-4V-quality captions at scale for downstream fine-tuning of smaller modelsBuild datasets where image descriptions include reasoning about spatial relationships and contextReduce annotation costs by leveraging API-generated captions instead of human labelers

Best for

ML researchers training vision-language models (CLIP, LLaVA, etc.)

Teams building multimodal AI products who need pre-labeled training data

Organizations fine-tuning open-source vision models on domain-specific images

Requires

Disk storage for 1.2M images + caption metadata (estimated 100GB+)

Image loading libraries (PIL, OpenCV, or equivalent)

JSON/structured data parsing for caption metadata

Limitations

Captions reflect GPT-4V's biases and knowledge cutoff; not ground truth for specialized domains

1.2M images may not cover all visual domains equally (potential distribution skew)

Dataset size and format may require significant storage and preprocessing before use

What makes it unique

Uses GPT-4V (not CLIP, BLIP, or human annotators) to generate captions at 1.2M scale, capturing advanced visual reasoning including spatial relationships, text recognition, and contextual understanding that simpler captioning models cannot produce. The dataset represents GPT-4V's interpretation of images rather than crowd-sourced or rule-based alternatives.

vs alternatives

Provides richer, more detailed captions than COCO or Flickr30K (human-annotated but simpler) and captures reasoning depth comparable to GPT-4V itself, making it ideal for training models that need to match GPT-4V-level understanding rather than basic object detection.

large-scale image-text pair dataset curation and organization

Medium confidence

Organizes 1.2 million image-caption pairs into a structured, downloadable dataset with consistent metadata formatting and versioning. The curation process involves collecting diverse image sources, filtering for quality, and pairing them with GPT-4V-generated captions in a standardized format (likely JSON Lines or similar) that enables efficient batch loading and sampling for training pipelines.

Solves for

Access a pre-curated, ready-to-use multimodal dataset without building a data pipeline from scratchLoad image-caption pairs into training frameworks (PyTorch, TensorFlow) with minimal preprocessingUnderstand the composition and distribution of images across domains and categoriesReproduce vision-language model training with a standardized, publicly available dataset

Best for

ML practitioners who need immediate access to large-scale training data

Academic researchers reproducing or extending vision-language model work

Teams with limited resources for data collection and annotation

Requires

Network bandwidth for downloading 100GB+ dataset

Local storage capacity for full dataset or ability to stream/sample

Data loading library (Hugging Face Datasets, WebDataset, or custom loaders)

Limitations

Fixed dataset snapshot; no dynamic updates or real-time data additions

Image diversity and domain coverage not explicitly documented; potential blind spots

No built-in train/val/test splits; users must create their own partitioning strategy

What makes it unique

Provides a pre-curated 1.2M image-caption dataset with GPT-4V captions already generated and organized, eliminating the need for users to run expensive GPT-4V API calls themselves. The dataset is versioned and publicly available, enabling reproducible research and reducing barrier to entry for vision-language model training.

vs alternatives

Larger and more detailed than COCO Captions (123K images) or Flickr30K (31K images) while providing GPT-4V-quality descriptions; more accessible than building custom datasets via API calls, which would cost thousands of dollars.

vision-language model fine-tuning data pipeline integration

Medium confidence

Enables direct integration with popular vision-language model training frameworks by providing image-caption pairs in formats compatible with PyTorch DataLoaders, Hugging Face Datasets, and similar tools. The dataset structure supports efficient batching, sampling, and augmentation workflows, allowing researchers to load and iterate over 1.2M pairs without custom preprocessing logic.

Solves for

Fine-tune open-source vision-language models (LLaVA, CLIP, Flamingo) on the datasetCreate custom DataLoaders that efficiently sample image-caption pairs during trainingImplement data augmentation and preprocessing pipelines on top of the datasetBenchmark vision-language models using a standardized, large-scale training corpus

Best for

ML engineers implementing vision-language model training pipelines

Researchers comparing model architectures on a fixed, large-scale dataset

Teams building production vision-language systems that need robust training data

Requires

PyTorch 1.9+ or TensorFlow 2.8+ for training

Hugging Face Transformers library (optional but recommended)

CUDA 11.0+ for GPU-accelerated training

Limitations

No built-in data augmentation (image transforms, caption paraphrasing); users must implement

No automatic handling of image resolution/aspect ratio normalization; requires preprocessing

Dataset format may require conversion for non-standard frameworks or custom architectures

What makes it unique

Provides 1.2M pre-paired image-caption examples in a format directly compatible with modern vision-language training frameworks, eliminating custom data pipeline development. The scale and quality of captions (GPT-4V-generated) enable training models that match or exceed GPT-4V's visual understanding capabilities.

vs alternatives

Larger and more detailed than ad-hoc datasets assembled from web scraping; more cost-effective than generating captions via API; more standardized than proprietary datasets used in academic papers, enabling reproducible research.

multimodal embedding space training data provision

Medium confidence

Supplies image-caption pairs optimized for training models that learn joint multimodal embeddings (e.g., CLIP-style contrastive learning). The GPT-4V captions provide rich semantic information that enables models to learn fine-grained visual-semantic alignments beyond simple object labels, supporting training of embedding spaces that capture complex visual concepts and relationships.

Solves for

Train CLIP-like models that learn aligned image and text embeddingsBuild semantic search systems that retrieve images by natural language queriesCreate multimodal embeddings for downstream tasks (classification, retrieval, clustering)Develop vision-language models with strong zero-shot transfer capabilities

Best for

Teams building semantic image search or retrieval systems

Researchers training contrastive multimodal models

Organizations developing zero-shot vision classifiers

Requires

PyTorch or TensorFlow for contrastive learning implementation

Text tokenizer (CLIP tokenizer, BERT, or equivalent)

Image preprocessing pipeline (normalization, resizing)

Limitations

Captions are English-only; no cross-lingual embedding training support

No explicit hard negatives or contrastive pairs; users must implement sampling strategy

Caption length and detail may vary significantly, affecting embedding quality consistency

What makes it unique

Provides 1.2M image-caption pairs with GPT-4V-generated descriptions that capture semantic nuance and visual reasoning, enabling training of embedding spaces that understand complex visual concepts beyond simple object detection. The caption quality directly improves embedding space granularity and semantic alignment.

vs alternatives

Richer captions than COCO or Flickr30K enable learning more nuanced embeddings; larger scale than typical academic datasets; GPT-4V quality captions provide semantic depth that simple alt-text or crowd-sourced labels cannot match.

cross-domain image understanding dataset for model generalization

Medium confidence

Aggregates images from diverse sources and domains with GPT-4V captions that describe visual content in domain-agnostic language, enabling training of vision-language models that generalize across different image types (photographs, diagrams, screenshots, artwork, etc.). The diversity of sources and GPT-4V's ability to describe varied visual content supports models that perform well on out-of-distribution images.

Solves for

Train vision-language models that generalize to diverse image types and domainsBuild models robust to distribution shift and out-of-distribution imagesEvaluate model performance on a representative sample of real-world visual diversityDevelop systems that understand images from multiple domains without domain-specific fine-tuning

Best for

Teams building general-purpose vision-language systems

Researchers studying model generalization and robustness

Organizations deploying vision models across multiple domains

Requires

Diverse image sources (1.2M images across multiple domains)

Training framework supporting multimodal learning (PyTorch, TensorFlow)

Sufficient compute for training on large, diverse dataset (multi-GPU setup recommended)

Limitations

Domain composition and balance not explicitly documented; potential underrepresentation of niche domains

No explicit domain labels or metadata; users cannot stratify by domain

GPT-4V may have systematic biases in how it describes certain image types

What makes it unique

Aggregates 1.2M images from diverse sources with GPT-4V captions that describe visual content in domain-agnostic language, enabling training of models that generalize across image types. The scale and diversity of sources, combined with GPT-4V's ability to describe varied visual content, support robust cross-domain understanding.

vs alternatives

Larger and more diverse than single-domain datasets (e.g., medical imaging, satellite imagery); GPT-4V captions provide domain-agnostic descriptions that support generalization better than domain-specific labels; enables training models that work across multiple visual domains without retraining.

domain-specific dataset curation and subset extraction

Medium confidence

Supports filtering and extracting domain-specific subsets from the 1.2M image-caption corpus based on metadata tags, caption keywords, image sources, or custom criteria. The curation pipeline enables creation of specialized datasets for particular use cases (e.g., medical imaging, product photography, landscape images) without requiring manual annotation, by leveraging existing metadata and caption content.

Solves for

Extract domain-specific subsets (e.g., medical, fashion, architecture) for specialized model trainingCreate balanced datasets by filtering for specific image categories or caption characteristicsBuild evaluation sets for domain-specific vision-language tasks

Best for

Teams building domain-specific vision-language models without domain-specific annotation budgets

Researchers studying transfer learning across visual domains

ML engineers creating specialized datasets for vertical applications (e-commerce, healthcare, etc.)

Requires

Metadata schema with filterable fields (image source, caption keywords, optional domain tags)

Query language or API for filtering (e.g., SQL, Pandas, Hugging Face Datasets filtering)

Limitations

Metadata tags may be incomplete or inaccurate; keyword-based filtering can miss relevant images or include false positives

Domain-specific subsets may be small or imbalanced, limiting training effectiveness

No explicit domain labels in the original dataset; curation relies on heuristic filtering rather than ground-truth annotations

What makes it unique

Enables systematic curation of domain-specific subsets from 1.2M images using GPT-4V captions as semantic filters, allowing extraction of specialized datasets without manual domain annotation or external labeling services

vs alternatives

More flexible than fixed domain-specific datasets (e.g., medical imaging datasets) which are typically small and expensive to create; leverages rich caption semantics for more accurate domain filtering than keyword-based approaches

synthetic caption quality benchmarking and comparison

Medium confidence

Provides infrastructure for evaluating the quality of GPT-4V-generated captions against alternative caption sources (human-annotated, other vision models) using metrics like BLEU, METEOR, CIDEr, SPICE, or semantic similarity. Enables quantitative assessment of caption quality and comparison with baseline datasets, supporting research on synthetic vs. human-generated training data.

Solves for

Benchmark GPT-4V caption quality against human annotations or other vision modelsMeasure the impact of caption quality on downstream vision-language model performanceValidate that synthetic captions are suitable for training without degrading model quality

Best for

Researchers studying synthetic data quality for vision-language tasks

Teams evaluating whether to use synthetic vs. human-annotated captions for training

ML engineers assessing the cost-benefit tradeoff of synthetic caption generation

Requires

Reference captions for comparison (e.g., from COCO, Flickr30K, or human annotation)

Caption evaluation libraries (e.g., pycocoevalcap, nlg-eval) for computing metrics

Compute resources for running evaluations at scale

Limitations

Automatic caption metrics (BLEU, CIDEr) correlate imperfectly with human judgment; may not capture semantic quality

Requires reference captions (human-annotated) for comparison; not all 1.2M images have ground-truth captions

Benchmarking is computationally expensive (requires running multiple metrics across 1M+ captions)

What makes it unique

Provides systematic benchmarking of 1.2M GPT-4V captions against human-annotated baselines and alternative vision models, enabling quantitative validation that synthetic captions are suitable for training without manual quality assessment

vs alternatives

More rigorous than anecdotal quality claims; enables data-driven decisions about synthetic vs. human caption usage, unlike datasets that simply assert caption quality without comparative evaluation

multimodal dataset augmentation and transformation

Medium confidence

Supports augmentation and transformation of image-caption pairs (e.g., image resizing, caption paraphrasing, synthetic negative pair generation) to increase dataset diversity and robustness for training. The pipeline enables creating multiple variants of each image-caption pair through deterministic transformations, improving model generalization without requiring additional annotation.

Solves for

Augment the dataset with transformed image-caption pairs to increase effective training data sizeGenerate synthetic hard negatives for contrastive learning by pairing images with unrelated captionsCreate multiple caption variants per image for training models robust to caption diversity

Best for

Teams training vision-language models with limited data (augmentation increases effective dataset size)

Researchers studying robustness to caption variations and image transformations

ML engineers building contrastive learning systems that require hard negative pairs

Requires

Image processing library (PIL, OpenCV) for image transformations

NLP library or language model for caption paraphrasing (optional)

Augmentation strategy specification (transformation types, parameters)

Limitations

Image augmentations (crops, rotations) may remove important visual content; requires careful parameter tuning

Caption paraphrasing may introduce errors or change semantic meaning; requires validation

Augmentation increases storage requirements and training time (more data to process)

What makes it unique

Enables systematic augmentation of 1.2M image-caption pairs through deterministic transformations, increasing effective training data size and diversity without requiring additional annotation or API calls

vs alternatives

More efficient than collecting additional images; augmentation strategies are tailored for vision-language tasks (e.g., generating hard negatives) rather than generic image augmentation

Capabilities are decomposed by AI analysis. Each maps to specific user intents and improves with match feedback.

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[NeurIPS 2024] An official implementation of "ShareGPT4Video: Improving Video Understanding and Generation with Better Captions"

dataset-driven model training with gpt-4 vision-generated captions

1 shared capability

Product25

Language Is Not All You Need: Aligning Perception with Language Models (Kosmos-1)

* ⭐ 03/2023: [PaLM-E: An Embodied Multimodal Language Model (PaLM-E)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.03378)

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1 shared capability

Product22

Photorealistic Text-to-Image Diffusion Models with Deep Language Understanding (Imagen)

* ⭐ 05/2022: [GIT: A Generative Image-to-text Transformer for Vision and Language (GIT)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.14100)

image-to-text generation via vision-language transformer (git model)

1 shared capability

Best For

✓ML researchers training vision-language models (CLIP, LLaVA, etc.)
✓Teams building multimodal AI products who need pre-labeled training data
✓Organizations fine-tuning open-source vision models on domain-specific images
✓ML practitioners who need immediate access to large-scale training data
✓Academic researchers reproducing or extending vision-language model work
✓Teams with limited resources for data collection and annotation
✓ML engineers implementing vision-language model training pipelines
✓Researchers comparing model architectures on a fixed, large-scale dataset

Known Limitations

⚠Captions reflect GPT-4V's biases and knowledge cutoff; not ground truth for specialized domains
⚠1.2M images may not cover all visual domains equally (potential distribution skew)
⚠Dataset size and format may require significant storage and preprocessing before use
⚠Captions are English-only; no multilingual variants provided
⚠No explicit quality filtering or human validation of generated captions
⚠Fixed dataset snapshot; no dynamic updates or real-time data additions

Requirements

Disk storage for 1.2M images + caption metadata (estimated 100GB+)Image loading libraries (PIL, OpenCV, or equivalent)JSON/structured data parsing for caption metadataNo API keys required (dataset is pre-generated and static)Network bandwidth for downloading 100GB+ datasetLocal storage capacity for full dataset or ability to stream/sampleData loading library (Hugging Face Datasets, WebDataset, or custom loaders)Python 3.8+ for typical data processing workflows

Input / Output

Accepts: image files (JPEG, PNG, WebP formats), image URLs or local file paths, image files (JPEG, PNG, WebP), structured metadata (JSON, JSONL, Parquet), caption text (UTF-8 encoded strings), metadata indices (JSON, JSONL, or CSV), caption text (variable length, 50-500 tokens), images from diverse sources (photographs, diagrams, screenshots, artwork, medical images, etc.), captions describing visual content in domain-agnostic language, filter criteria (keywords, metadata field values, regex patterns), domain-specific query parameters, GPT-4V captions and reference captions, evaluation metric specifications (BLEU, METEOR, CIDEr, SPICE, etc.), image files and caption text, augmentation parameters (e.g., crop size, rotation angle, paraphrase model)

Produces: structured JSON with image-caption pairs, text captions (variable length, typically 50-500 tokens per image), image-caption pairs in structured format, metadata indices for efficient sampling, statistics on dataset composition, PyTorch tensors (image embeddings, token IDs), batched image-caption pairs, training loss metrics and model checkpoints, image embeddings (vector representations, typically 512-1024 dimensions), text embeddings (aligned with image space), similarity scores between images and captions, trained vision-language models, evaluation metrics on domain generalization, embeddings that capture cross-domain visual concepts, Filtered dataset subsets (image-caption pairs matching criteria), Subset statistics (count, caption length distribution, etc.), Metric scores (numeric values for each caption or aggregated statistics), Comparison reports (GPT-4V vs. baselines), Quality distribution analysis (percentiles, outliers), Augmented image-caption pairs (multiple variants per original pair), Synthetic negative pairs (image-caption mismatches for contrastive learning)

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Match Graph25%(30% weight)

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Capabilities8 decomposed

gpt-4v-generated multimodal caption generation at scale

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

ML researchers training vision-language models (CLIP, LLaVA, etc.)

Teams building multimodal AI products who need pre-labeled training data

Organizations fine-tuning open-source vision models on domain-specific images

Requires

Disk storage for 1.2M images + caption metadata (estimated 100GB+)

Image loading libraries (PIL, OpenCV, or equivalent)

JSON/structured data parsing for caption metadata

Limitations

Captions reflect GPT-4V's biases and knowledge cutoff; not ground truth for specialized domains

1.2M images may not cover all visual domains equally (potential distribution skew)

Dataset size and format may require significant storage and preprocessing before use

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

large-scale image-text pair dataset curation and organization

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

ML practitioners who need immediate access to large-scale training data

Academic researchers reproducing or extending vision-language model work

Teams with limited resources for data collection and annotation

Requires

Network bandwidth for downloading 100GB+ dataset

Local storage capacity for full dataset or ability to stream/sample

Data loading library (Hugging Face Datasets, WebDataset, or custom loaders)

Limitations

Fixed dataset snapshot; no dynamic updates or real-time data additions

Image diversity and domain coverage not explicitly documented; potential blind spots

No built-in train/val/test splits; users must create their own partitioning strategy

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

vision-language model fine-tuning data pipeline integration

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

ML engineers implementing vision-language model training pipelines

Researchers comparing model architectures on a fixed, large-scale dataset

Teams building production vision-language systems that need robust training data

Requires

PyTorch 1.9+ or TensorFlow 2.8+ for training

Hugging Face Transformers library (optional but recommended)

CUDA 11.0+ for GPU-accelerated training

Limitations

No built-in data augmentation (image transforms, caption paraphrasing); users must implement

No automatic handling of image resolution/aspect ratio normalization; requires preprocessing

Dataset format may require conversion for non-standard frameworks or custom architectures

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

multimodal embedding space training data provision

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Teams building semantic image search or retrieval systems

Researchers training contrastive multimodal models

Organizations developing zero-shot vision classifiers

Requires

PyTorch or TensorFlow for contrastive learning implementation

Text tokenizer (CLIP tokenizer, BERT, or equivalent)

Image preprocessing pipeline (normalization, resizing)

Limitations

Captions are English-only; no cross-lingual embedding training support

No explicit hard negatives or contrastive pairs; users must implement sampling strategy

Caption length and detail may vary significantly, affecting embedding quality consistency

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

cross-domain image understanding dataset for model generalization

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Teams building general-purpose vision-language systems

Researchers studying model generalization and robustness

Organizations deploying vision models across multiple domains

Requires

Diverse image sources (1.2M images across multiple domains)

Training framework supporting multimodal learning (PyTorch, TensorFlow)

Sufficient compute for training on large, diverse dataset (multi-GPU setup recommended)

Limitations

Domain composition and balance not explicitly documented; potential underrepresentation of niche domains

No explicit domain labels or metadata; users cannot stratify by domain

GPT-4V may have systematic biases in how it describes certain image types

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

domain-specific dataset curation and subset extraction

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Teams building domain-specific vision-language models without domain-specific annotation budgets

Researchers studying transfer learning across visual domains

ML engineers creating specialized datasets for vertical applications (e-commerce, healthcare, etc.)

Requires

Metadata schema with filterable fields (image source, caption keywords, optional domain tags)

Query language or API for filtering (e.g., SQL, Pandas, Hugging Face Datasets filtering)

Limitations

Metadata tags may be incomplete or inaccurate; keyword-based filtering can miss relevant images or include false positives

Domain-specific subsets may be small or imbalanced, limiting training effectiveness

No explicit domain labels in the original dataset; curation relies on heuristic filtering rather than ground-truth annotations

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

synthetic caption quality benchmarking and comparison

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Researchers studying synthetic data quality for vision-language tasks

Teams evaluating whether to use synthetic vs. human-annotated captions for training

ML engineers assessing the cost-benefit tradeoff of synthetic caption generation

Requires

Reference captions for comparison (e.g., from COCO, Flickr30K, or human annotation)

Caption evaluation libraries (e.g., pycocoevalcap, nlg-eval) for computing metrics

Compute resources for running evaluations at scale

Limitations

Automatic caption metrics (BLEU, CIDEr) correlate imperfectly with human judgment; may not capture semantic quality

Requires reference captions (human-annotated) for comparison; not all 1.2M images have ground-truth captions

Benchmarking is computationally expensive (requires running multiple metrics across 1M+ captions)

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

More rigorous than anecdotal quality claims; enables data-driven decisions about synthetic vs. human caption usage, unlike datasets that simply assert caption quality without comparative evaluation

multimodal dataset augmentation and transformation

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Teams training vision-language models with limited data (augmentation increases effective dataset size)

Researchers studying robustness to caption variations and image transformations

ML engineers building contrastive learning systems that require hard negative pairs

Requires

Image processing library (PIL, OpenCV) for image transformations

NLP library or language model for caption paraphrasing (optional)

Augmentation strategy specification (transformation types, parameters)

Limitations

Image augmentations (crops, rotations) may remove important visual content; requires careful parameter tuning

Caption paraphrasing may introduce errors or change semantic meaning; requires validation

Augmentation increases storage requirements and training time (more data to process)

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

More efficient than collecting additional images; augmentation strategies are tailored for vision-language tasks (e.g., generating hard negatives) rather than generic image augmentation

Capabilities are decomposed by AI analysis. Each maps to specific user intents and improves with match feedback.

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Capabilities8 decomposed

gpt-4v-generated multimodal caption generation at scale

large-scale image-text pair dataset curation and organization

vision-language model fine-tuning data pipeline integration

multimodal embedding space training data provision

cross-domain image understanding dataset for model generalization

domain-specific dataset curation and subset extraction

synthetic caption quality benchmarking and comparison

multimodal dataset augmentation and transformation

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Capabilities8 decomposed

gpt-4v-generated multimodal caption generation at scale

large-scale image-text pair dataset curation and organization

vision-language model fine-tuning data pipeline integration

multimodal embedding space training data provision

cross-domain image understanding dataset for model generalization

domain-specific dataset curation and subset extraction

synthetic caption quality benchmarking and comparison

multimodal dataset augmentation and transformation

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