I wrote this paper two years ago: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.09685
Super happy that people find it useful for diffusion models.
I had text in mind when I wrote the paper, so there are probably things we can tweak to make LoRA more suited for image generation. I want to better understand how exactly LoRA is used in diffusion models and its shortcomings.
Any thoughts?
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