[misc] support High-Resolution Canonical Avatars && image-to-avatars
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xdobetter commented
Hello, great job on your work! I have a couple of questions regarding it:
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Can the current codebase support High-Resolution Canonical Avatars? What is its computational overhead compared to 64x64 avatars?
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Can the current task accommodate image-to-avatar conversion?
huanngzh commented
- I check the improvement of DreamWaltz about resolution. I think it can be easily reproduced in the current codebase by changing the resolution. I'm not sure about the specific computing resource consumption, and I haven't reproduced it yet :)
- Maybe you can introduce some methods like zero123, IP-Adapter as guidance?
xdobetter commented
thank you very much for your patient reply,I also have another question about personalized Avatar generate use your backbone,specific information can be seen IDEA-Research/DreamWaltz#12
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I check the improvement of DreamWaltz about resolution. I think it can be easily reproduced in the current codebase by changing the resolution. I'm not sure about the specific computing resource consumption, and I haven't reproduced it yet :)
Maybe you can introduce some methods like zero123, IP-Adapter as guidance?
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huanngzh commented
I think you need to adjust some parameters such as guidance_scale, weighting_strategy etc. In addition, in my code, there is a parameter guidance_eval
in the config, which indicates how many steps to verify the image inference results. You can judge whether lora works based on this.