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I'm familiar with interrogation, and image -> interrogation -> t2i will usually generate a completely different image that the original (and it should!), unlike
by raincole 3y ago
I'm familiar with interrogation, and image -> interrogation -> t2i will usually generate a completely different image that the original (and it should!), unlike i2i.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoWell there is interrogate, there is i2i, and then there is something in between. You encode the image directly into latent space vectors, and it applies the general "style" of the input, much closer than a text prompt would. I think this is called pix2pix or style transfer.