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Change how noise is added to latents to better learn contrasts/strong colors #101
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It should probably be in an if else statement connected to a UI toggle, with the original behavior as default. |
…component freely, because that component is now being randomized ~10 times faster than for the base distribution https://www.crosslabs.org/blog/diffusion-with-offset-noise
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Looks like the UI option isn't showing up in the UI. |
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#100
https://www.crosslabs.org/blog/diffusion-with-offset-noise
Ran across this article, tried it, got better "low frequency" color reproduction when doing inference. Basically got obviously better looking chiaroscuro and colors seemed more accurate.
Has a marginal impact on performance, didn't notice any coherency issues.
Still, maybe this should be behind a toggle?
Figured someone else should try this to make sure I'm not imagining the improvement.