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From my experience playing around with dreambooth in the last few weeks generating images of a specific person or pet (not just a generic concept), it surprisin
by ftufek 4y ago
From my experience playing around with dreambooth in the last few weeks generating images of a specific person or pet (not just a generic concept), it surprisingly works really well. But you have to make sure to feed it enough pictures, make sure to label the images properly, use smaller learning rate, use prior preservation loss and make sure to not overfit, etc.
For the animation stuff where you need frame to frame consistency, the new diffusion based video models show that it's possible [1][2]. These are not open source yet as far I know, but it's highly likely that we'll get them within a few months.
1: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2212.11565.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/2212.11565.pdf
2: https://imagen.research.google/video/paper.pdf https://imagen.research.google/video/paper.pdf
- wokwokwok 4y ago> generating images of a specific person or pet (not just a generic concept) There's no difference between those things. It's a specific label that directs the diffusion model. It doesn't matter if your label is 'dog' or 'betty' (ie. my personal dog). Anyway... > it's highly likely that we'll get them within a few months. Yep! It's not a technical limitation of the technology for sure; but the OP asked: > Is there a way to have current AI tools ... ...and right now you can't do it with the current AI tools that are publicly available.