tiny-sd

Maintained By
segmind

tiny-sd

PropertyValue
LicenseCreativeML OpenRAIL-M
Base ModelSG161222/Realistic_Vision_V4.0
Research PaperView Paper
Training DatasetLAION-art-EN-improved-captions

What is tiny-sd?

tiny-sd is a distilled version of the Stable Diffusion model, specifically optimized for high-performance text-to-image generation. Built upon Realistic Vision V4.0, this model achieves up to 80% faster inference speeds while maintaining impressive image generation quality.

Implementation Details

The model was trained with specific hyperparameters including 125,000 steps, a learning rate of 1e-4, and batch size of 32. It operates at 512 resolution and utilizes mixed-precision fp16 for optimal performance. The implementation is available through the Diffusers pipeline, making it easily accessible for practical applications.

  • Gradient accumulation steps: 4
  • Mixed-precision training with fp16
  • Optimized for 512x512 resolution
  • Compatible with Diffusers pipeline

Core Capabilities

  • High-speed text-to-image generation
  • Up to 80% faster than base SD1.5 models
  • Maintains quality while reducing computational overhead
  • Easy integration with existing pipelines

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes this model unique?

The model's primary distinction is its significant speed improvement while maintaining generation quality, achieved through careful distillation of Realistic Vision V4.0. It offers an 80% speed boost compared to base SD1.5 models, making it ideal for production environments.

Q: What are the recommended use cases?

This model is particularly suited for applications requiring fast inference times, such as real-time image generation services, batch processing systems, and resource-constrained environments. It's ideal for developers looking to implement efficient text-to-image generation without sacrificing quality.

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