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Higher resolution cc12m_1_cfg
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I would need to heavily filter the dataset to exclude images that are smaller than 512px on the short edge, so probably not. However I am thinking about trying for 512x512 or larger with a LAION model later, because the dataset is so huge that filtering will still leave me with a sufficiently large dataset. |
Good to know. I hope you do! I wonder if it would be possible to start the model at 256x256 and run the output through a second pass at a higher resolution. |
@crowsonkb I'm getting good results with this. I run the model through once, then upscale and feed it into |
Ohh. I have been experimenting with scaling up then re-noising the image and doing forward sampling starting from there (i.e. using it as an init image) and that has been working for me. I'm surprised reverse then forward sampling isn't preserving the upscale blur/artifacts though... are you doing unconditional reverse sampling then forward using a text condition, or some such? |
Does that work? I tried something like it at first, but the images were either too blurry or too dissimilar from the original. I might have done something wrong though. Can you share how you're re-noising the image?
Yeah that's exactly what I'm been doing. Bilinear interpolationDiffusion upscaled |
First off, I'd like to say the new
cc12m_1_cfg
model is amazing and thank you for the work you're doing.Are there any plans to release a 512x512 version of it? I know it's possible to output images at any size, but it's clear they look best at the native 256x256 resolution. While sometimes very beautiful in their own way, higher resolutions tend to repeat patterns and multiple generations of the prompt do not look as unique.
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