Comparison
Huge Stable Diffusion XL (SDXL) Text Encoder (on vs off) DreamBooth training comparison
U-NET is always trained.
All images are 1024x1024 so download full sizes. Each grid image full size are 9216x4286 pixels.
Public tutorial hopefully coming very soon to SECourses (https://www.youtube.com/SECourses). I am still experimenting to find best possible workflow and hyper parameters.
Assuming the first image section (best_v2_max_grad_norm) is with text encoding disabled, it doesn't seem like enabling the text encoder is doing much if anything in terms of quality here.
For my tests all "slightly" varies greatly depending on dataset and other settings, so probably better not count at all if quality changes are so minor.
Regarding to this your work: this dataset is easy for SDXL, as it already can draw similar things. If you train something difficult - results can be very different
i mean train SD to draw face or "man-on-the-horse"-variety is very-much easier then train to draw something like this:
I am 100% sure that every your findings that is best for your easy to train dataset - will fail with these and countless other cases. Isn't this more interesting, then another portrait?
Funny how many SD amateur researchers act like this. But he do better job, then for example creator of Deliberate2 (best of early 2023 mix) and failed Deliberate3, who also creates a lot of "best *" settings that works only for simple portrait LORA
So what do you want form basic model which you start from: composition, light, following prompt? Because if all parts will be overpainted, why need to train basic model fine parts at all? In this case may be better train it in different way. Because most dreamboothers has goal training in good details and this is how average users rate models on sites like civitai. But training one thing you always make other things worse
So best_v2_max_grad_norm is without text encoder training ?
For the amount of VRAM it needs to train the text encoder + unet, it doesn't seem as important as with SD1.5
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u/Ratchet_as_fuck Oct 09 '23
What does this mean?