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Stable Diffusion user confused by Krea training step claims

A user on Reddit is seeking clarification regarding the training process for Krea, a component likely related to Stable Diffusion. They are confused by claims that only 600 training steps are sufficient, as they personally require around 2,000 steps to achieve a noticeable resemblance. The user is specifically asking if the default Dim/Rank setting in the AI Toolkit halves the learning rate, as they are experiencing poor results even with a high learning rate after extensive training. AI

RANK_REASON User-generated content on Reddit asking for technical clarification about a specific aspect of AI model training, not a significant industry event.

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Stable Diffusion user confused by Krea training step claims

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/More_Bid_2197 ·

    I'm confused because some people claim that just 600 steps are enough for Krea 2. I need at least around 2,000 to see a resemblance. Does anyone know if the AI ​​Toolkit's default Dim/Rank setting halves the learning rate?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Kohya requires you to choose both dimension and alpha.</p> <p>The AI ​​toolkit UI only shows the rank. Does anyone know if the default alpha is the same as the rank, or is it just half?</p> <p>I use high learning rates like 3e-4, and even after 2…