also hello doctor! Are you really a Dr. irl?
also hello doctor!
Are you really a Dr. irl?
Are you really a Dr. irl?
Fyes i am
F
AOh wow congrats sir 
Thanks for teaching us!
Thanks for teaching us!
AHow do I update my version of python without breaking the things I have now?
Fwhich version to which you want?
Fyou can upgrade only same version like 3.10.9 to 3.10.11
Fand thanks for comment
AI will go to 3.11 if I can
AYou sure it works on Win 11?
Fit works
Fbut use python 3.10
Finstall as i have shown in vide
Fand set it default
Fpython 3.10.11
Athanks, I will try!
Fafter doing that do a fresh install
Athanks onetrainer works now
A!!!
AYay!!!
Fgreat
SYouTubeSECourses
In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to install OneTrainer from scratch on your computer and do a Stable Diffusion SDXL (Full Fine-Tuning 10.3 GB VRAM) and SD 1.5 (Full Fine-Tuning 7GB VRAM) based models training on your computer and also do the same training on a very cheap cloud machine from MassedCompute if you don't have such compute...
Fit is up to date
SI lost my job so i have some extra time on my hands
Stime to learn now i guess
Fi hope you can find asap
Sgoing to try and just do freelance
Swhat is the it/s supposed to be?
Fdepends on gpu
Fwhat is your gpu
Srtx 4090
Si did the 15gb fast preset
F1-1.2 range
Sokay that's what i'm getting was hoping i could get it faster haha
Fyouy need to sacrifice quality with xformers
For batch size + xformers
Soh i can use xformers? i think i need to rewatch and look for that part
Fyes but that can reduce quality
Fxformers + turn off gradient checkpoint
Fwill speed up
Sgradient is under learning rate scaler?
Shmm xformers only took it up to 1.4
Fye you cant get much faster
Fdid you disable gradient checkpoint?
Si did
Fok then that is what you can get
Ftry batch size 2
Fbut it may give out of vram error likely
HI'm currently trying to learn how to train a model like realvisXL (https://civitai.com/models/139562/realvisxl-v40).
I've been training LoRA models, but have no experience with checkpoint training.
To train a target-focused (realism) and also flexible model like realvisXL, do I just need a lot more images followed by detailed captions? Or is there something more to it?
If you have any suggestions or links to share, I'd be really grateful.
I've been training LoRA models, but have no experience with checkpoint training.
To train a target-focused (realism) and also flexible model like realvisXL, do I just need a lot more images followed by detailed captions? Or is there something more to it?
If you have any suggestions or links to share, I'd be really grateful.
Fyou need a big dataset