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edenartlab /sdxl-lora-trainer:f667a499
Input schema
The fields you can use to run this model with an API. If you don’t give a value for a field its default value will be used.
Field | Type | Default value | Description |
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name |
string
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unnamed
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Name of new LORA concept
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lora_training_urls |
string
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Training images for new LORA concept (can be image urls or a .zip file of images)
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concept_mode |
string
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object
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'face' / 'style' / 'object' (default)
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sd_model_version |
string
|
sdxl
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'sdxl' / 'sd15'
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seed |
integer
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Random seed for reproducible training. Leave empty to use a random seed
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resolution |
integer
|
960
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Square pixel resolution which your images will be resized to for training recommended [768-1024]
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train_batch_size |
integer
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4
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Batch size (per device) for training
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num_train_epochs |
integer
|
10000
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Number of epochs to loop through your training dataset
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max_train_steps |
integer
|
600
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Number of individual training steps. Takes precedence over num_train_epochs
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checkpointing_steps |
integer
|
10000
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Number of steps between saving checkpoints. Set to very very high number to disable checkpointing, because you don't need one.
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is_lora |
boolean
|
True
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Whether to use LoRA training. If set to False, will use Full fine tuning
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prodigy_d_coef |
number
|
0.8
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Multiplier for internal learning rate of Prodigy optimizer
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ti_lr |
number
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0.001
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Learning rate for training textual inversion embeddings. Don't alter unless you know what you're doing.
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ti_weight_decay |
number
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0.0003
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weight decay for textual inversion embeddings. Don't alter unless you know what you're doing.
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lora_weight_decay |
number
|
0.002
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weight decay for lora parameters. Don't alter unless you know what you're doing.
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l1_penalty |
number
|
0.1
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Sparsity penalty for the LoRA matrices, increases merge-ability and maybe generalization
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lora_param_scaler |
number
|
0.5
|
Multiplier for the starting weights of the lora matrices
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snr_gamma |
number
|
5
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see https://arxiv.org/pdf/2303.09556.pdf, set to None to disable snr training
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lora_rank |
integer
|
12
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Rank of LoRA embeddings. For faces 5 is good, for complex concepts / styles you can try 8 or 12
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caption_prefix |
string
|
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Prefix text prepended to automatic captioning. Must contain the 'TOK'. Example is 'a photo of TOK, '. If empty, chatgpt will take care of this automatically
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left_right_flip_augmentation |
boolean
|
True
|
Add left-right flipped version of each img to the training data, recommended for most cases. If you are learning a face, you prob want to disable this
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augment_imgs_up_to_n |
integer
|
20
|
Apply data augmentation (no lr-flipping) until there are n training samples (0 disables augmentation completely)
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n_tokens |
integer
|
2
|
How many new tokens to inject per concept
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mask_target_prompts |
string
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Prompt that describes most important part of the image, will be used for CLIP-segmentation. For example, if you are learning a person 'face' would be a good segmentation prompt
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crop_based_on_salience |
boolean
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True
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If you want to crop the image to `target_size` based on the important parts of the image, set this to True. If you want to crop the image based on face detection, set this to False
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use_face_detection_instead |
boolean
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False
|
If you want to use face detection instead of CLIPSeg for masking. For face applications, we recommend using this option.
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clipseg_temperature |
number
|
0.6
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How blurry you want the CLIPSeg mask to be. We recommend this value be something between `0.5` to `1.0`. If you want to have more sharp mask (but thus more errorful), you can decrease this value.
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verbose |
boolean
|
True
|
verbose output
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run_name |
string
|
1705531575
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Subdirectory where all files will be saved
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debug |
boolean
|
False
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for debugging locally only (dont activate this on replicate)
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hard_pivot |
boolean
|
False
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Use hard freeze for ti_lr. If set to False, will use soft transition of learning rates
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off_ratio_power |
number
|
0.1
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How strongly to correct the embedding std vs the avg-std (0=off, 0.05=weak, 0.1=standard)
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Output schema
The shape of the response you’ll get when you run this model with an API.
Schema
{'items': {'properties': {'attributes': {'title': 'Attributes',
'type': 'object'},
'files': {'default': [],
'items': {'format': 'uri',
'type': 'string'},
'title': 'Files',
'type': 'array'},
'isFinal': {'default': False,
'title': 'Isfinal',
'type': 'boolean'},
'name': {'title': 'Name', 'type': 'string'},
'progress': {'title': 'Progress', 'type': 'number'},
'thumbnails': {'default': [],
'items': {'format': 'uri',
'type': 'string'},
'title': 'Thumbnails',
'type': 'array'}},
'title': 'CogOutput',
'type': 'object'},
'title': 'Output',
'type': 'array',
'x-cog-array-type': 'iterator'}