UkiyoFlow blends the traditional elegance of Ukiyo-e art with a contemporary twist. Perfect for creating vibrant and whimsical images that fuse historical Japanese aesthetics with modern elements.Triggered by using the words <code>ukiyo-e</code> or <code>japanese watercolor</code> but various others work as it was trained with no captions.

UkiyoFlow

Training settings<ul><li>Training epochs: 0</li><li>Training steps: 2000</li><li>Learning rate: 8e-05</li><li>Effective batch size: 2<ul><li>Micro-batch size: 2</li><li>Gradient accumulation steps: 1</li><li>Number of GPUs: 1</li></ul></li><li>Prediction type: flow-matching</li><li>Rescaled betas zero SNR: False</li><li>Optimizer: optimi-lion</li><li>Precision: Pure BF16</li><li>Quantised: Yes: int8-quanto</li><li>Xformers: Not used</li><li>LyCORIS Config:</li></ul><pre><code>{
 "algo": "lokr",
 "multiplier": 1.0,
 "linear_dim": 10000,
 "linear_alpha": 1,
 "factor": 16,
 "apply_preset": {
 "target_module": [
 "Attention",
 "FeedForward"
 ],
 "module_algo_map": {
 "Attention": {
 "factor": 16
 },
 "FeedForward": {
 "factor": 8
 }
 }
 }
}
</code></pre> Datasets met-scrape-512<ul><li>Repeats: 1</li><li>Total number of images: 1198</li><li>Total number of aspect buckets: 4</li><li>Resolution: 0.262144 megapixels</li><li>Cropped: False</li><li>Crop style: None</li><li>Crop aspect: None</li></ul>

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