README: note the bugs-and-botany and landscape subsets
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- More dataset curation. The images were _relatively_ consistent, but the botanical illustrations are better than the mammals,
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the engineering illustrations are different than the cityscapes, etc.
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- Dataset augmentation. (I haven't yet turned to any of the tricks like mirroring the images, but I'm not sure if more is better at this point.)
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- Multi-resolution training. Flux is usually pretty good over a range of sizes,
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but this LoRA seems to suffer more when going below the megapixel size it was trained at.
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- More dataset curation. The images were _relatively_ consistent, but the botanical illustrations are better than the mammals,
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the engineering illustrations are different than the cityscapes, etc.
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- [`trousset-bugs-and-botany-sources.txt`](./trousset-bugs-and-botany-sources.txt): mostly flowers, close-up detail illustrations with no backgrounds.
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- [`trousset-landscape-sources.txt`](./trousset-landscape-sources.txt): cityscapes and landscapes and a few other scenes with a similar mostly-full-frame style.
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- Dataset augmentation. (I haven't yet turned to any of the tricks like mirroring the images, but I'm not sure if more is better at this point.)
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- Multi-resolution training. Flux is usually pretty good over a range of sizes,
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but this LoRA seems to suffer more when going below the megapixel size it was trained at.
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