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Anime diffusion model training: User seeks advice on real image ratio

A user on Reddit is seeking advice on training an anime-focused latent diffusion model. They are unsure about the optimal ratio of real-world images (from datasets like COCO or LAION) to anime-style images for their model. The user has researched the topic but has not found a definitive answer regarding the percentage of real images to include. AI

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Anime diffusion model training: User seeks advice on real image ratio

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/FriendlyTask4587 ·

    Real images in anime diffusion?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I'm working on my own anime latent diffusion model and I'm wondering if I should add any IRL images to it from places like COCO or LAION. I've researched and I couldn't come up with a concrete answer or % of anime images to real images</p> </div>…