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Newer AI models drastically reduce LoRA training steps

A user on Reddit's r/StableDiffusion subreddit is inquiring about the decreasing number of training steps required for character LoRAs (Low-Rank Adaptation) with newer models. They observed that training a character LoRA in Krea 2 took significantly fewer steps (around 1400-1600) compared to a previous model, Z-Image, which required 3000-3600 steps for a similar quality result. The user is curious about the reasons behind this increased efficiency and faster learning capability in newer models. AI

IMPACT Suggests potential for faster and more accessible fine-tuning of AI models for specific tasks.

RANK_REASON User inquiry about model efficiency, not a direct release or announcement.

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Newer AI models drastically reduce LoRA training steps

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/piero_deckard ·

    Is the number of steps needed to train character LoRAs decreasing with newer models?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Premise: I don't have much experience training LoRAs; before this morning, I only had 1 character LoRA for Z-Image (done in OneTrainer). This morning they are 2: I managed to make the same character LoRA in Krea 2 (with AI-Toolkit).</p> <p>Observ…