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lucidrains / deep-daze

Simple command line tool for text to image generation using OpenAI's CLIP and Siren (Implicit neural representation network). Technique was originally created by https://twitter.com/advadnoun
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Deep daze on Linux or Android #164

Open FKOV opened 2 years ago

FKOV commented 2 years ago

Hi, firstly I have to congratulate the creator of this module for his amazing work, secondly I was wondering if somehow I can run this module from Linux (preferably on Ubuntu or kali) and if I can somehow try this on android through any android apps, thank you all for your time

FKOV commented 2 years ago

Anyone?

DumbGameMaker commented 2 years ago

it is python so yes you can

FKOV commented 2 years ago

@DumbGameMaker it is python but it can't found the package unfortunately on Ubuntu and Kali and I also updated the python package

DumbGameMaker commented 2 years ago

then download it manually and use the legacy setup.py

FKOV commented 2 years ago

@DumbGameMaker this may sound dumb but what do you mean by use the legacy setup.py? Thanks

xnghu commented 2 years ago

@FKOV see the file in this repository named setup.py? that's a python file you can execute

FKOV commented 2 years ago

I see, and how exactly can I execute it? (I am a begginer and thats why I an asking) Thank you for your timr

ValleryJS commented 2 years ago

Hey, I know it has been a month almost but hopefully you are still looking into using deep-daze.

If you got Python3 installed on your system, then you can simply install the PIP manager for Phyton

To do this, use: "sude apt install python3-pip"

After that is done, simply type "sudo pip install deep-daze"

that will install the program for you including everything it needs :)

FKOV commented 2 years ago

@PlutodyneSpaceIndustries thanks for the help mate,but I used the Google collab in order to use the program better.

DumbGameMaker commented 2 years ago

To run the imagine program, type imagine in the terminal.

if you do NOT have an NVidia CUDA compatible gpu and NVidia CUDA SDK installed, you will need to install it. Otherwise, it will still run but with CPU and will take up a lot of RAM. If running on android, forget about it.