Train Your Own LORA Model for Video-Making | A1111 Dreambooth Extension | 6GB VRAM

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TLDR Train your own Laura model to generate images with various options and parameters for video-making.

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    00:00
    Installing Laura requires setting a custom requirements file and environment variable to skip install, and merging a 6MB file with another checkpoint to create a 2.6GB checkpoint.
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    02:15
    Using Dreambooth with minimal settings and 8-bit Adam can reduce VRAM usage to 5GB and achieve a 0.244 loss in 20 minutes.
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    05:08
    Create a model with the desired settings, and use a concept list and Laura for stable diffusion 2.1 with a resolution of 768.
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    08:32
    Set up Dream Booth with fp16, memory attention xformers, cached latents, text encoder, and data set directory for 10 images with corresponding text files, and optionally specify a directory for classification data set.
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    10:50
    Train your own Laura model to generate images with various options and parameters.
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    14:17
    EMA model successfully generated a variety of different prompts with realistic results, showing no significant difference in quality when using EMA with the checkpoint on or off.
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    18:03
    Impressionist art style painting preserves features from the concepts with low vram, but is not preferred.
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    20:25
    Decide which version of the video-making model works best for you - the original, EMA, or Laura.
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