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Isn’t this basically how stable diffusion works?

• IshKebab 2y ago
  No.
  • IAmGraydon 2y ago
    I’m pretty sure it is, except instead of comparing the result to a source image, it is analyzed and scored by a model that was trained to recognize images.
    • msephton 2y ago
      It's kind of the opposite. Stable Diffusion starts with random noise, changes it, asks the model of it's representative of the goal, repeat. But there's much more to it.
    • Diti 2y ago
      Diffusion models are trained to denoise.
• NotAnOtter 2y ago
  This is like the tech reporter's version of stable diffusion. Does it have some similarities? sure. Is it easier to understand than actual stable diffusion? yes. Is this basically how stable diffusion works? Not even close.