• HCP-Diffusion
• • Introduction
  • Features
  • Install
  • User guidance
  • • Training
    • Inference
    • Conversion of Stable Diffusion models
    • Tutorials
  • Contributing
  • Team
  • Citation

HCP-Diffusion

📘中文说明

📘English document
📘中文文档

Introduction

HCP-Diffusion is a toolbox for Stable Diffusion models based on 🤗 Diffusers.
It facilitates flexiable configurations and component support for training, in comparison with webui and sd-scripts.

This toolbox supports Colossal-AI, which can significantly reduce GPU memory usage.

HCP-Diffusion can unify existing training methods for text-to-image generation (e.g., Prompt-tuning, Textual Inversion, DreamArtist, Fine-tuning, DreamBooth, LoRA, ControlNet, etc) and model structures through a single .yaml configuration file.

The toolbox has also implemented an upgraded version of DreamArtist with LoRA, named DreamArtist++, for one-shot text-to-image generation.
Compared to DreamArtist, DreamArtist++ is more stable with higher image quality and generation controllability, and faster training speed.

Features

• Layer-wise LoRA (with Conv2d)
• Layer-wise fine-tuning
• Layer-wise model ensemble
• Prompt-tuning with multiple words
• DreamArtist and DreamArtist++
• Aspect Ratio Bucket (ARB) with automatic clustering
• Multiple datasets with multiple data sources
• Image attention mask
• Word attention multiplier
• Custom words that occupy multiple words
• Maximum sentence length expansion
• 🤗 Accelerate
• Colossal-AI
• xFormers for UNet and text-encoder
• CLIP skip
• Tag shuffle and dropout
• Safetensors support
• Controlnet (support training)
• Min-SNR loss
• Custom optimizer (Lion, DAdaptation, pytorch-optimizer, ...)
• Custom lr scheduler
• SDXL support

Install

Install with pip:

pip install hcpdiff
# Start a new project and make initialization
hcpinit

Install from source:

git clone https://github.com/7eu7d7/HCP-Diffusion.git
cd HCP-Diffusion
pip install -e .
# Modified based on this project or start a new project and make initialization
## hcpinit

To use xFormers to reduce VRAM usage and accelerate training:

# use conda
conda install xformers -c xformers

# use pip
pip install xformers>=0.0.17

User guidance

Training

Training scripts based on 🤗 Accelerate or Colossal-AI are provided.

• For 🤗 Accelerate, you may need to configure the environment before launching the scripts.
• For Colossal-AI, you can use torchrun to launch the scripts.

# with Accelerate
accelerate launch -m hcpdiff.train_ac --cfg cfgs/train/cfg_file.yaml
# with Accelerate and only one GPU
accelerate launch -m hcpdiff.train_ac_single --cfg cfgs/train/cfg_file.yaml
# with Colossal-AI
# pip install colossalai
torchrun --nproc_per_node 1 -m hcpdiff.train_colo --cfg cfgs/train/cfg_file.yaml

Inference

python -m hcpdiff.visualizer --cfg cfgs/infer/cfg.yaml pretrained_model=pretrained_model_path \
        prompt='positive_prompt' \
        neg_prompt='negative_prompt' \
        seed=42

Conversion of Stable Diffusion models

The framework is based on 🤗 Diffusers. So it needs to convert the original Stable Diffusion model into a supported format using the scripts provided by 🤗 Diffusers.

• Download the config file
• Convert models based on config file

python -m hcpdiff.tools.sd2diffusers \
    --checkpoint_path "path_to_stable_diffusion_model" \
    --original_config_file "path_to_config_file" \
    --dump_path "save_directory" \
    [--extract_ema] # Extract EMA model
    [--from_safetensors] # Whether the original model is in safetensors format
    [--to_safetensors] # Whether to save to safetensors format

Convert VAE:

python -m hcpdiff.tools.sd2diffusers \
    --vae_pt_path "path_to_VAE_model" \
    --original_config_file "path_to_config_file" \
    --dump_path "save_directory"
    [--from_safetensors]

Tutorials

• Model Training Tutorial
• DreamArtist++ Tutorial
• Model Inference Tutorial
• Configuration File Explanation
• webui Model Conversion Tutorial

Contributing

You are welcome to contribute more models and features to this toolbox!

Team

This toolbox is maintained by HCP-Lab, SYSU.

Citation

@article{DBLP:journals/corr/abs-2211-11337,
  author    = {Ziyi Dong and
               Pengxu Wei and
               Liang Lin},
  title     = {DreamArtist: Towards Controllable One-Shot Text-to-Image Generation
               via Positive-Negative Prompt-Tuning},
  journal   = {CoRR},
  volume    = {abs/2211.11337},
  year      = {2022},
  doi       = {10.48550/arXiv.2211.11337},
  eprinttype = {arXiv},
  eprint    = {2211.11337},
}