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Sure, but NERFs were trying to match your input photos and poses, not some arbitrary prompt, if I understand correctly.
by MattCruikshank 5mo ago
Sure, but NERFs were trying to match your input photos and poses, not some arbitrary prompt, if I understand correctly.
- Lerc 5mo agoYes they are image generators. You want image generator generators. A diffusion style process generating gausians instead of pixels. You could possibly do nerfs that way, but it would be effectively generating a trained network. If you managed to do that it would have broad application throughout the field of AI.
- dpoloncsak 5mo agoWhat would this look like in practice? A net that outputs weights for a new net to use?
- xigoi 5mo agoCouldn’t you “uncurry” such a process to have only a single network?
- dpoloncsak 5mo agoProbably? I'm no expert, just a SysAdmin trying to keep up really... but in my head it's would look like a form of MoE that would gen the 'Expert' model on demand instead of having a variety baked in. That's assuming you could even reasonably train a neural net to output viable weights, of course.