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EveryDream reviews and mentions
- Editing BLIP captions for textual inversion training - repetition of subject OK?
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Tips for Dreambooth training at higher res
Before I keep experimenting, any prior art here or tips? I considered splitting the high res squares up into 512x512s manually and training with them alongside the full picture 512x512s (maybe with "close up" added to caption?), but that's yet more work. Taking a look at https://github.com/victorchall/EveryDream to see if it might be a better fit.
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I've been collecting millions of images of only public domain /cc0 licensing. I'd like to train a stable diffusion model on the collection. Could some one share their knowledge of what this would take? Otherwise, simply enjoy my library.
In terms of training, you've got some really good links and comments to youtube tutorials, but if you're interested in more information about finetuning a model (as opposed to training from scratch), this is a good repo that has a lot of tools for finetuning, including an auto-captioner using BLIP and automatic file renaming. This is the actual finetuning repo.
- Advanced advice for model training / fine-tuning and captioning
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What is the advantage of stable diffusion 2.X? 1.5 seems better in most ways.
Then I either use EveryDream's autocaptioner or the BLIP autocaptioner in the webui, use EveryDream's filename replacer to remove references to "a painting of", manually correct or touch up the captions that need it, then fire up the training tab in the webui.
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Merge or train, what is the best option?
Oh yeah, very good results. Using victorchall/EveryDream: Advanced fine tuning tools for vision models (github.com) I was able to train 12 subjects into ProtogenX5.3 with 25 images each (~300) + another ~300 "ground truth" images from LAION-5B and ffhq. Everydream requires you to caption every image, which is quite time consuming, but the results are pretty good. As with everything AI there's a lot of trial and error, though, especially when it comes to figuring out when the model's "done".
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New Photorealistic Model: Dreamlike Photoreal 2.0 (Link in the comments!)
Probably something like this: https://github.com/victorchall/EveryDream
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seek.art MEGA - a new general model for Stable Diffusion. ckpt included.
I use EveryDream. It is pretty technical to set up, but probably the only way to go if you're interested in large scale model training. It should work well for small scale stuff too, however I haven't done as much with that yet. I've mostly used one of the various dreambooth repos for single subject training.
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How to train your AI!
There's a variety of methods that you could try, the basic one could be using textual inversion, you could find a lot of well explained tutorials on YouTube. Not so many people use it due to dreambooth and hypernetworks are more accessible but the option is there and you could use as a last resort. The next and probably the most popular one is dreambooth, again there's a lot of well explained tutorials on YouTube and depending on your situation (if you have a powerful GPU or you are willing to pay 0.33$/hr to rent a 3090) you could find alternatives like TheLastBen Colab Notebook version that allows you to train for free on Google Colab (with anime related stuff I personally didn't have to much success but I see other people having decent results, personally I get better results using Joe Penna but for you use case I think you may want to try other option) Next one are hypernetworks, easy to train using automatic1111, again a lot of tutorials on YouTube. From my experience it's a 50/50 I haven't tried that much so a have nothing more to say Last one and I think it might be more suitable for you but it requires more manual work than the other ones and I haven't seen any YouTube tutorial so you have to figure out things for yourself but is EveryDream. You can see it like Dreambooth+Textual inversion, like I said it requires a lot more work and a powerful GPU like Joe Penna repo but I think it's the best to train multiple stuff without making the model "forget" what it originally knows. You can see an example of how good it is in this other post
- Made in Abyss dreambooth model I am working on
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