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file location:trainscripts/imagesliders/prompt_util.py
row 163-167:
copy_['target'] = att + ' ' + copy_['target']
copy_['positive'] = att + ' ' + copy_['positive']
copy_['neutral'] = att + ' ' + copy_['neutral']
copy_['unconditional'] = att + ' ' + copy_['unconditional']
Why do $attributes need to be concatenated with ' ' for all parameters?
Will this not be considered as the same set of prompt words as the following prompt words? Should ' ,' not be used for concatenation?
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Hi, thanks for the question! I dont think we have looked into different ways to concatenate the attributes to the original prompts. This was a design choice to use ' ' instead of a ','
Please let us know if you have observed any significant performance improvements or changes when using a comma instead. Would be happy to integrate the change to the code
file location:trainscripts/imagesliders/prompt_util.py
row 163-167:
copy_['target'] = att + ' ' + copy_['target']
copy_['positive'] = att + ' ' + copy_['positive']
copy_['neutral'] = att + ' ' + copy_['neutral']
copy_['unconditional'] = att + ' ' + copy_['unconditional']
Why do $attributes need to be concatenated with ' ' for all parameters?
Will this not be considered as the same set of prompt words as the following prompt words? Should ' ,' not be used for concatenation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: