Meerkov
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12 months ago I used the following tool to help debug https://www.lark-parser.org/ide/
According the prompt Lark script, this seems to be caused in part by the following:
[cat:-1] -> this produces a schedule which begins using cat at step -1. No clue why this is different than 0.
[cat:0] -> this produces a schedule which begins using cat at step 0. The weight is presumably 1.0.
{cat:0} -> this produces plain text {cat:0} with no special meaning.
(cat:0) -> this produces an emphasis with cat, but the weight is some non-zero amount due to a bug (reported elsewhere).
cat:0 -> this actually negates the cat keyword correctly.
Woisek
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
The following produce distinct images
[cat:0]{cat:0}-> Edit: this is actually 5 tokens(cat:0)cat:0These all are identified as a single token. The weight is the same in all cases. Only the last one produces a result which is recognizable as containing no cat, though the latent noise mid-generation shows a cat temporarily.
Steps to reproduce the problem
cat:-1(cat:-1)[cat:-1]The same issue appears when using
-1weights. Only by using no brackets can you get an image which properly has no cat.What should have happened?
It's clear that there is a bug in the system for weighting brackets, when compared to the same prompt with no brackets.
Sysinfo
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What browsers do you use to access the UI ?
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