img2prompt consumes 24GB of VRAM
A bug was discovered for images under seed 752.
- When I was reading multiple prompts from a file and generating them, I had to fix the seed for each prompt, but I only did it at the beginning.
- So, even if “seed=500” is recorded, that is “the state after several images are generated after seed is set to 500”, so if seed=500 is set again, the same image will not appear
- I can manage if I try hard enough, but…
- For example, after setting seed=500, you can draw several times until you get that image
- Wife: “Not as hard as I try.”
- Okay then.
- I was going to print out the pattern of Diary 2022-09-13 again in a size that could be used for a book cover or a hand towel, but I was puzzled because the image I was expecting did not appear.
- Now that we can output cyclic images, I thought I’d do that as far as the hand towels are concerned.
Speeded up img2prompt to work in 2-3 seconds per case.
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638 img2prompt results were obtained
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Let’s think about importing into Scrapbox in parallel with Instagram posts.
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The Bernoulli distribution is used to determine whether an image is “good” or “not good”.
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Its conjugate prior distribution is a beta distribution
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Thompson sampling to select the largest one by sampling
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Sampling from a beta distribution can be done with numpy.random.beta
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Let’s say there are two slots here, one slot per 5 draws and one slot per 30 draws.
- Although the latter is a greater expectation, the uncertainty of the former should be positively evaluated py
In [245]: [0 if beta(2, 5) > beta(31, 71) else 1 for i in range(20)]
Out[245]: [0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1]
- The former was chosen 11 out of 20 times.
- Diary 2022-09-15 ← Diary 2022-09-16 → Diary 2022-09-17 100 days ago Diary 2022-06-08. 1 year ago Diary 2021-09-16.
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