miniSD-diffusers

Maintained By
lambdalabs

miniSD-diffusers

PropertyValue
Authorlambdalabs
LicenseCreativeML OpenRAIL-M
Downloads19,364
Model TypeText-to-Image Diffusion

What is miniSD-diffusers?

miniSD-diffusers is a specialized version of Stable Diffusion, fine-tuned for efficient text-to-image generation. Developed by Lambda Labs, this model has been optimized through a two-phase training process on the LAION Improved Aesthetics 6plus dataset, making it particularly suitable for generating 256x256 resolution images.

Implementation Details

The model underwent a sophisticated training process, starting from the Stable Diffusion 1.4 checkpoint. The training consisted of two distinct phases: an initial 22,000 steps focusing on attention layers with a learning rate of 1e-5, followed by 66,000 steps of full UNet training at a 5e-5 learning rate. The implementation leverages the Diffusers library for easy integration and deployment.

  • Two-phase training approach for optimized performance
  • Batch sizes of 256 and 552 for respective training phases
  • Built on the proven Stable Diffusion 1.4 architecture
  • Optimized for 256x256 image generation

Core Capabilities

  • High-quality text-to-image generation
  • Efficient processing at 256x256 resolution
  • Easy integration with the Diffusers pipeline
  • Compatible with GPU acceleration

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes this model unique?

The model's distinctive two-phase training approach and optimization for 256x256 resolution makes it particularly efficient for applications requiring smaller-scale image generation while maintaining quality.

Q: What are the recommended use cases?

This model is ideal for applications requiring quick text-to-image generation at moderate resolutions, particularly suitable for prototyping, thumbnail generation, and applications where processing efficiency is crucial.

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