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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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| input_images |
string
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A .zip or .tar file containing the image files that will be used for fine-tuning
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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
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768
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Square pixel resolution which your images will be resized to for training
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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
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4000
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Number of epochs to loop through your training dataset
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| max_train_steps |
integer
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1000
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Number of individual training steps. Takes precedence over num_train_epochs
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| is_lora |
boolean
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True
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Whether to use LoRA training. If set to False, will use Full fine tuning
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| unet_learning_rate |
number
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0.000001
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Learning rate for the U-Net. We recommend this value to be somewhere between `1e-6` to `1e-5`.
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| ti_lr |
number
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0.0003
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Scaling of learning rate for training textual inversion embeddings. Don't alter unless you know what you're doing.
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| lora_lr |
number
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0.0001
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Scaling of learning rate for training LoRA embeddings. Don't alter unless you know what you're doing.
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| lora_rank |
integer
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32
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Rank of LoRA embeddings. Don't alter unless you know what you're doing.
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| lr_scheduler |
None
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constant
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Learning rate scheduler to use for training
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| lr_warmup_steps |
integer
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100
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Number of warmup steps for lr schedulers with warmups.
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| token_string |
string
|
TOK
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A unique string that will be trained to refer to the concept in the input images. Can be anything, but TOK works well
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| caption_prefix |
string
|
a photo of TOK,
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Text which will be used as prefix during automatic captioning. Must contain the `token_string`. For example, if caption text is 'a photo of TOK', automatic captioning will expand to 'a photo of TOK under a bridge', 'a photo of TOK holding a cup', etc.
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| mask_target_prompts |
string
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Prompt that describes part of the image that you will find important. For example, if you are fine-tuning your pet, `photo of a dog` will be a good prompt. Prompt-based masking is used to focus the fine-tuning process on the important/salient parts of the image
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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
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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
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1
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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
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True
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verbose output
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| checkpointing_steps |
integer
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999999
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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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| input_images_filetype |
None
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infer
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Filetype of the input images. Can be either `zip` or `tar`. By default its `infer`, and it will be inferred from the ext of input file.
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Output schema
The shape of the response you’ll get when you run this model with an API.
Schema
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