It will not start if I disable my Wi-Fi.
It will not start if I disable my Wi-Fi.
LThank you.
Fi did it! i got 1.13.1+cu117 to work! also copied the cudnn dlls into the torch/lib folder for good measure. it didn't work again, but there was a message that showed up this time! Right at the start of training before the rest of the steps like image set detection occur.
[WinError 127] The specified procedure could not be foundWARNING:root:WARNING: [WinError 127] The specified procedure could not be foundNeed to compile C++ extensions to get sparse attention suport. Please run python setup.py build developprepare tokenizer
Fbut working now?
Fnope!
i dont know what else to do . i think i broke it by trying to install new xformers. might just keep experimenting in the webui-extension but i can't seem to get styles to not look over trained there.
i dont know what else to do . i think i broke it by trying to install new xformers. might just keep experimenting in the webui-extension but i can't seem to get styles to not look over trained there.
Fno indication of what the problem is is really quite frustrating. not sure why the script won't log anything or error out or what
Fwhen comparing checkpoints (steps, methods, etc), what parameters do you guys use on XYZ? only seed and checkpoint?
Fi do batches of 4 so each cell gets 4 seeds anyways. checkpoint and cfg are ones i'll try. sometimes prompt s/r. you can try different prompts with it or different lora weights. the :1> can s/r to :0.5>, :1.5>, etc. more a lora thing
Fwhat cfgs you try? and why?
Fyou can try cfg
Fand perhaps pre selected seeds
Fadded some more prompts : https://github.com/FurkanGozukara/Stable-Diffusion/blob/main/Midjourney-Level-Realism.md
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F5-9[5] is my usual setting. when i'm generating its around 7 usually but if im testing a model i want to see what a range looks like
Fpre selected seeds = try seeds until you have some that look great, so you can compare on best possible seeds?
Fif you are our patreon supporter i can connect your computer and install
Fmaybe sometime thanks
Fwhat cfgs do you try?
F4,7,11 is fine?
Fi try usually 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12
Fif i do
Fbut at the same time? X=seed, Y=checkpoint, Z=cfg?
Fyes you can use
Fbut which order looks best
Fyou need to test
Fi'm gonna use seed as Z i think, as it's separated in "another dimension"
Flet's see if the freaking plot script is not still broken... Xd 8640 steps
Pit should start without a problem if you already installed the dependencies (by launching with your internet on at least once). what exactly are you doing to disable your wifi
F@Furkan Gözükara SECourses those were great pointers, but i'll come back to this problem another time. thanks for the help!
Fyou are welcome
R@Furkan Gözükara SECourses I am attempting to train a Lora following your video, however I am getting this error when clicking (Train).
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/workspace/kohya_ss/train_network.py", line 783, in <module>
train(args)
File "/workspace/kohya_ss/train_network.py", line 146, in train
text_encoder, vae, unet, _ = train_util.load_target_model(args, weight_dtype, accelerator)
File "/workspace/kohya_ss/library/train_util.py", line 3023, in load_target_model
text_encoder, vae, unet, load_stable_diffusion_format = _load_target_model(
File "/workspace/kohya_ss/library/train_util.py", line 2989, in _load_target_modelRHow could I solve this?
RI looked in my files and I am missing the train_network.py, file
RI read all of these solutions and tried, them but none worked, https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/114e0nj/kohya_ss_error_how_do_i_solve_this/
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Fi dont see error messsage here. but try adamw instead of adam8bit
RI did, same result
Rsubprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['C:\\Stable-Diffusion\\kohya_ss\\venv\\Scripts\\python.exe', 'train_network.py', '--enable_bucket', '--pretrained_model_name_or_path=runwayml/stable-diffusion-v1-5', '--train_data_dir=C:/Stable-Diffusion/Emma/Process lora/Emma lora/image/', '--resolution=512,512', '--output_dir=C:/Stable-Diffusion/Emma/Process lora/Emma lora/model', '--logging_dir=C:/Stable-Diffusion/Emma/Process lora/Emma lora/log', '--network_alpha=1', '--save_model_as=safetensors', '--network_module=networks.lora', '--text_encoder_lr=5e-5', '--unet_lr=0.0001', '--network_dim=8', '--network_weights=C:/Users/archi/Downloads/LoraLowVRAMSettings.json', '--output_name=last', '--lr_scheduler_num_cycles=1', '--learning_rate=0.0001', '--lr_scheduler=cosine', '--lr_warmup_steps=150', '--train_batch_size=1', '--max_train_steps=1496', '--save_every_n_epochs=1', '--mixed_precision=fp16', '--save_precision=fp16', '--seed=1234', '--cache_latents', '--bucket_reso_steps=64', '--mem_eff_attn', '--gradient_checkpointing', '--xformers', '--use_8bit_adam', '--bucket_no_upscale']' returned non-zero exit status 1.
Khow would i use the dev version on the colab? I'm using TheLastBen's colab here: https://colab.research.google.com/github/TheLastBen/fast-stable-diffusion/blob/main/fast_stable_diffusion_AUTOMATIC1111.ipynb
Fwell this may not work as good as on pc
Fthat is why
Fyou can use runpod alternatively
ROk, thank you
Kmy pc doesn't have enough vram, so i paid for google colab compute GPUs. i guess if i pay for runpod then it'll work?
Fyes runpod works
Fi have necessary tutorials
FGitHub
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Fsearch runpod word
Fi am going to sleep hopefully see you tomorrow
Kthank you! is there a way to use google colab to do it? just because i already have some compute on google colab and don't want to waste them
Tme: i don't really understand truncation error with regards to image diffusion samplers. can you lay it out in eli5 terms for me?
ChatGPT said:
Sure! Let's say you're baking cookies and the recipe calls for 1/3 cup of sugar. But your measuring cups only have 1/4 cup and 1/2 cup.
If you use the 1/4 cup, you won't be adding enough sugar. If you use the 1/2 cup, it will be too much. So, you decide to fill the 1/4 cup and add a little bit more, hoping it's about 1/3 cup.
The difference between the amount of sugar you actually added and the exact 1/3 cup the recipe called for is like the truncation error. It's a small error that comes from having to stop (or "truncate") your measuring because you don't have the exact tool (in this case, the right measuring cup) to get the precise amount.
In the case of the image diffusion, the "sampling steps" are like the measuring cups. If you could do an infinite number of steps, you could get the exact, perfect result. But in reality, you have to stop at some point (just like you can't keep adding sugar forever), and this results in a small error. Increasing the number of steps is like adding a bit more sugar to the 1/4 cup to try and get closer to the exact 1/3 cup you need.
ChatGPT said:
Sure! Let's say you're baking cookies and the recipe calls for 1/3 cup of sugar. But your measuring cups only have 1/4 cup and 1/2 cup.
If you use the 1/4 cup, you won't be adding enough sugar. If you use the 1/2 cup, it will be too much. So, you decide to fill the 1/4 cup and add a little bit more, hoping it's about 1/3 cup.
The difference between the amount of sugar you actually added and the exact 1/3 cup the recipe called for is like the truncation error. It's a small error that comes from having to stop (or "truncate") your measuring because you don't have the exact tool (in this case, the right measuring cup) to get the precise amount.
In the case of the image diffusion, the "sampling steps" are like the measuring cups. If you could do an infinite number of steps, you could get the exact, perfect result. But in reality, you have to stop at some point (just like you can't keep adding sugar forever), and this results in a small error. Increasing the number of steps is like adding a bit more sugar to the 1/4 cup to try and get closer to the exact 1/3 cup you need.