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Hello! Thanks for your great work! Recently I'm trying to train edlora with high-resolution images, 1024 x 1024. I noticed that the results with new_concept_embedding are not good. They are very grainy. While the results without new_concept_embedding are good but can't preserve the subject identity because of lack of new_concept_embedding. So I wonder what I should do to train a edlora with higher resolution images?
Currently, my training settings are:
change latent_size to [4, 128, 128]
instance_transform:
- { type: Resize, size: 1024}
comment the line below:
# - { type: HumanResizeCropFinal, size: 1024, crop_p: 0.5 }
All other settings remain default as the example config. And the sample image resolution in the code has already been changed to 1024x1024
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Could you mind share your concept data with me ([email protected]), I will debug it and update the code accordingly. I haven't tried on 1024^2 image yet.
Could you mind share your concept data with me ([email protected]), I will debug it and update the code accordingly. I haven't tried on 1024^2 image yet.
Hello! Greatly appreciate your response and an email is sent!
Hello! Thanks for your great work! Recently I'm trying to train edlora with high-resolution images, 1024 x 1024. I noticed that the results with new_concept_embedding are not good. They are very grainy. While the results without new_concept_embedding are good but can't preserve the subject identity because of lack of new_concept_embedding. So I wonder what I should do to train a edlora with higher resolution images?
Currently, my training settings are:
change latent_size to [4, 128, 128]
instance_transform:
- { type: Resize, size: 1024}
comment the line below:
# - { type: HumanResizeCropFinal, size: 1024, crop_p: 0.5 }
All other settings remain default as the example config. And the sample image resolution in the code has already been changed to 1024x1024
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: