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Now they're likely to be more control Laura's coming through
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In the next few weeks
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The original controllers control
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And control
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Can be used by Universe similar way in fact
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I used to control net
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At work flow that we use for the controller for the canny
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Control Laur
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And this was the result that I got
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Using the
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Best control net that has been interested for STX l
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This is in comparison
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Play control Laura the 128 Frank control Laura from
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Stability a
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So there's quite a lot of difference between the two
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And I would
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Play for this particular render I think the control Laura actually won a little bit
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The original image is this image here
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We are looking
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Put very nice 1024 / 1024 image
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And I think what we want to do with this one
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Is to take a look at
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How we can get better results Maybe
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Even then this
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Using the controller
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What are the control
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First introduced
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What's in February of this year
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And they were introduced
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What's the following research at Stanford University
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The research paper is one
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Is fairly interesting to look at
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And having done that I can show you
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The original concept so we
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What's the county Edge detection here
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Is one that we've looked at for the controllers and we're going to be looking at for the control Nets
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And you can see the basic idea
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Control
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Set an aspects of the
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Using the original image
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Now I want to take a look at other ways that you can use control Nets cuz
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Very well presented inside of this paper
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So there are more examples of the
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Play Connie
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And how it can be used to
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Can you generate different types of images
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And here we've got
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Results
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Working with automatic pumps and user
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And you can see it I really like this one and that one and you can see the cute kittens
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Some variations
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It's based on
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The
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What's the basic composition remaining the same
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So this is really about retaining compositional elements
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And we can see here also that you can
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Use
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That have been
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That have been created inside of stability
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That's stable diffusion
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What are the AI images to create the socials
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But the paper doesn't stop there it shows us how
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Line input
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Can be used to create variations
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And for the down we can see
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Other uses
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Basic scribbles
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How to
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Play Adele's variations
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The amount of research that went into this very simple elephant
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Produces these
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These variations here
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Has been going on for quite some time and quite a lot of what we're doing
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Basically
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Is built on this type of research
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But it's interesting to see how you can sometimes get less and less of research
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Kind of coming together in a single project
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Which certainly what seems to have happened here
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So there's a type of input known as the Hedge
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Another one is
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Play pose
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These women posing
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According to this kind of stick figure
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Add more posing
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So all of this is
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What's possible with the control net
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The posing head is
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Who's coming from a
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Michael Jackson's concert
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Turn lights to see
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The king strutting his
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Off in AI
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And we've also got some really basic stuff this kind of stuff I think this might be called segmentation
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You have to
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You'd have to
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Correct me on that if I'm wrong but you can see
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Play basic color
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I'm coming through
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Impressive images
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And what the research is the same
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It's kind of research has been done by several researchers
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Overtime Nvidia
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Stanford University
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And interestingly they compare
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Technique I think this is a technique which was developed by stability AI
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And we can see
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How did Technic actually compares
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The benefits and the
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And the disadvantages
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So quite a lot of stuff here
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If you're more research-oriented
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You probably want to take a look at this this paper
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What we want to do however is to look at
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Fatalities of using
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Control net
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One thing I wanted to mention with the controllers for some of the more advanced users out there
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Is that they do mention just how easy it is to
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Play train a control net so
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They say training is as fast as fine-tuning at the fusion model so if you want to get a little bit more sophisticated or advanced
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It should be possible to create your own control net
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But in future it may be possible ALS
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How to create your own control Laura
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Which can be derived from control net
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Came out a couple of weeks ago
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And if you want
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Download that one
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It is cold
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I think actually published by hugging face
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Go control
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Put candy sdx 0
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Dash 1.0
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So this one is the one you download I'll have a link to this particular page
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And there are a number of options they've got here so the one I will be using
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I think it's going to be the safe tensor
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5 gigabyte one away it might be the pickle 5 gigabyte
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One of those two
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And you can if you want to download the 2 1/2 GB versions of these on
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Heard some feedback
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Different uses not everyone is getting success with smaller ones so the larger ones I've not had
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Play anything but success with those logic
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The project itself contains quite a lot of information about how
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The control that can be used
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But we'll cover the basic use patterns in this video
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Oh and following videos
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And I'll give you some
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Files that you can use to set up your own control nest and get some pretty decent results
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Now conceptually controlling is a very similar to control Laura
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And if you haven't watched the videos on control Laura's I would recommend that you watch those
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Working with controllers
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Because everything
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We need to do for the control
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What's needs to be understood
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From the videos inside of the control
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What is the same process you need to download
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The same extensions
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And
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Will show you in the next video how to actually put everything together
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