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Let's say I have a Lora wildcard __loras__ and I want to combine them to get interesting weight combinations. My naive implementation of combining them is:
<lora:__loras__:0.3><lora:__loras__:0.7>
This works okay, but what if I always want 2 unique loras without the chance of both wildcards evaluating to the same thing.
One solution would be adding a NOT operator such as |!, since wildcard evaluations can already be stored as variables.
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[Feature Request] Evaluating wildcards as Combinations
[Feature Request] Evaluating wildcards as Combination Sets
Jun 9, 2023
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[Feature Request] Evaluating wildcards as Combination Sets
[Feature Request] Add a NOT operator that can be used with the current Variables
Jun 9, 2023
Let's say I have a Lora wildcard
__loras__
and I want to combine them to get interesting weight combinations. My naive implementation of combining them is:This works okay, but what if I always want 2 unique loras without the chance of both wildcards evaluating to the same thing.
One solution would be adding a
NOT
operator such as|!
, since wildcard evaluations can already be stored as variables.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: