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May I please know what would be the difference if I set clip_skip=0, 1 or 2. Does sitting to 0 means neurons from all the layers will be used for calculating the final text embedding and 2 means two layers will be completely skipped after each layer which has contributed to text embedding calculations The counter was reversed from what it was in the past. Originally it was displayed as "Stop at clip layer n" as in 12 by default. Now it is "stop this many layers from the bottom". So clip skip on 2 would mean, that in SD1.x model where the CLIP has 12 layers, you would stop at 10th layer. If it helps, you can imagine the as floors in a building... or basements rather. You start at ground level 0. This is just the entrace point. If you skip 3 layers, you travel down the sructure to -9 level/U9/K9 or whatever system is used where you happen to be in. It was changed just to make the interface more consitent and easier to decypher. If you are asking about TI training and clip skip, then that is not considered. CLIP skip is used in image generation. Auto's repo also allows you to unload them from memory for the training phases, to save some VRAM. You can do TI-training for text embeddings, without ever generating any images. The process is simply comparing training images to eachother, then taking the average of those, and comparing that to latent space, and deriving the vectors incommon. Basically it is So CLIP skip is irrelevant with text embeddings (TI), the text embeddings is more like... Bypass. It knows exactly the locations of the vectors in Unet, it doesn't need to navigate the CLIP space. Because of this, text embedding (TI) can contain two otherwise contradicting things in it, that you couldn't otherwise get from text prompt. This is because instead of going through the system, when you get to the embedding, the AI can go fetch the results directly, instead of solving them. However this means that TI can not be adjusted to mean other things during the generation, it will only ever refer to specific things. In reality TI embedding is text outside of the CLIP, and preferably it is trained in a manner where it doesn't learn things that the text space can already do. So instead of just embedding words the text space already has in to the clip (even though this can be handy, like using embedding inspector extension, to find your favourite negative tokens and just ramming them in to one easy to use packet), you train it to have things that you can't prompt. Like if you got set of 5 images which have something that you like in common, but not something you can describe with words. You can write the parts you can describe in to the training prompts, and then have the training find the vectors for what you cant. The result of this training, as mentioned earlier, doesn't need bare any connection to "actual words". Using something like embedding inspector you can see what the vectors are closest to in the CLIP/word space, however... they aren't exactly those, and they aren't supposed to be. you just need to know the language you install Joomla because it is very easy and fast to install without needing any knowledge. Để cài đặt,bạn chỉ cần biết ngôn ngữ bạn cài đặt Joomla vì nó rất dễ dàng và nhanh chóng để cài đặt mà không cần bất kỳ kiến thức nào. Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image:Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy © 1996-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates |
