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That's pretty easily fixable if you train a LoRA or similar so that the model has a specific likeness in mind. (You can look at - and despair at - Civitai if yo
by Philpax 3y ago
That's pretty easily fixable if you train a LoRA or similar so that the model has a specific likeness in mind. (You can look at - and despair at - Civitai if you want proof.)
It's harder to do at inference time without training, but I wouldn't assume it'll be impossible forever, especially with the existence of ControlNet.
- luke-stanley 3y agoI'm a bit surprised this is the only comment mentioning ControlNet.
- gwern 3y agoThis is a GAN, so you can just project the image of yourself into the latent space (which will give you a near-pixel-perfect reconstruction), fix the identity-relevant variables in the _z_, and edit it as necessary. (No workarounds like finetuning necessary. Just one of the many forgotten advantages of GANs.)
- GaggiX 3y agoYou can project an image into the latent space with diffusion model too, DDIM inversion.
- DonsDiscountGas 3y ago>fix the identity-relevant variables in the _z_ Is that how the latent space works though; Like if it's a 300-dim vector, is the face at locations 0-10?