Open OrangeSodahub opened 2 months ago
I think for some prompts it was 4 step, for some it was single-step. Doing multistep denoising between 1-6 steps didn't cause a huge difference. Increasing the step number to above 10 caused a huge difference, the generated object were more color shifted and shrinked, and even more so if I use a DPM solver.
This paper is also implemented on threestudio.
Regarding not being able to run the code, maybe check this out: https://github.com/JunzheJosephZhu/HiFA/issues/9#issuecomment-2056222628
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Hi, I notice that in your code you have both options of multi-steps denoise and single-step denoise. I wonder that the results showed in your paper belongs to which one? If it is single-step denoise, so how was the results of multi-steps denoise? Did multi-step denoise better than single-step denoise?
Sorry after many tries I still cannot run your code in my machine so didn't validate myself. Thanks!
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@HiFA-team Hi, thanks for your information. Do you have any examples showing 'color-shifting' or 'shrink', thanks!
Nope, single ddim denoising step just doesnt work. There are two problems here: 1. DDIM typically only works with >10 steps. 2. CFG=100 will make this worse, although the pseudo GT is much more clear when num_steps>20. I feel like having many more steps just cancels the effect caused by CFG=100(I like to think of DDIM as an SDE solver, and CFG to be some sort of error/noise that happened in the solving process when the integrator's step size is too big)
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@HiFA-team https://github.com/HiFA-team Hi, thanks for your information. Do you have any examples showing 'color-shifting' or 'shrink', thanks!
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Hi, I notice that in your code you have both options of multi-steps denoise and single-step denoise. I wonder that the results showed in your paper belongs to which one? If it is single-step denoise, so how was the results of multi-steps denoise? Did multi-step denoise better than single-step denoise?
Sorry after many tries I still cannot run your code in my machine so didn't validate myself. Thanks!