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Stable Diffusion user seeks advice on training LoRA for realistic human generation

A user on Reddit is seeking advice on training a LoRA model for Stable Diffusion to generate more realistic human appearances. They aim to create a "real people" LoRA that avoids the idealized features often produced by default models, which tend to generate overly perfect individuals. The user is asking for guidance on dataset size, training configurations, and the feasibility of overriding the model's inherent aesthetic biases. AI

IMPACT This discussion highlights user efforts to customize AI image generation models for more realistic outputs, potentially influencing future model development or fine-tuning techniques.

RANK_REASON User-generated content discussing the application and training of a specific tool (LoRA for Stable Diffusion).

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Stable Diffusion user seeks advice on training LoRA for realistic human generation

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/baben7 ·

    How should I prepare the dataset and train my Lora idea (read body text)

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>For background, I’ve trained many character Lora’s for ZIT and had a lot of success. For my next Lora project I want to try something more ambitious. It lies somewhere in between a character Lora and a style Lora. I have a problem with z image an…