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ComfyUI Node: HyperLoRA Base Cond

Class Name

HyperLoRABaseCond

Category
HyperLoRA
Author
bytedance (Account age: 4410days)
Extension
ComfyUI-HyperLoRA
Latest Updated
2025-05-07
Github Stars
0.22K

How to Install ComfyUI-HyperLoRA

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for ComfyUI-HyperLoRA
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter ComfyUI-HyperLoRA in the search bar
After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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HyperLoRA Base Cond Description

Facilitates base condition generation for LoRA models through advanced image processing for precise model adaptation.

HyperLoRA Base Cond:

The HyperLoRABaseCond node is a component of the HyperLoRA system, designed to facilitate the generation of base conditions for LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) models. This node plays a crucial role in processing images to extract and prepare the necessary base conditions that are used in conjunction with HyperLoRA modules. By leveraging advanced image processing techniques, it ensures that the input images are preprocessed and conditioned appropriately, allowing for effective adaptation and fine-tuning of models. The node is particularly beneficial for tasks that require precise image conditioning, such as face recognition or other image-based AI applications, where the quality and accuracy of the base conditions can significantly impact the performance of the model.

HyperLoRA Base Cond Input Parameters:

hyper_lora

The hyper_lora parameter represents the HyperLoRA object that contains the configuration and modules necessary for processing the input image. It is essential for defining the specific settings and components that will be used during the execution of the node. This parameter ensures that the node has access to the appropriate resampler and image encoder, which are critical for generating accurate base conditions.

image

The image parameter is the input image that will be processed by the node. This image serves as the primary source of data from which the base conditions are derived. The quality and content of the image can significantly influence the results, as the node performs various preprocessing steps, such as cropping and resizing, to prepare the image for further processing.

face_attr

The face_attr parameter provides information about the detected faces within the input image. This includes details such as the number of faces and their landmarks, which are used to guide the preprocessing steps. Accurate face attribute data is crucial for ensuring that the node can effectively crop and condition the image, particularly in applications involving facial recognition or analysis.

crop

The crop parameter is a boolean value that determines whether the input image should be cropped based on the detected face attributes. When set to true, the node will perform cropping operations to focus on the relevant areas of the image, enhancing the quality of the base conditions. This parameter is important for optimizing the input data, especially in scenarios where the image contains extraneous information.

crop_scale_LRTB

The crop_scale_LRTB parameter specifies the scaling factors for cropping the image, defined as a comma-separated string of four float values. These values represent the left, right, top, and bottom scaling factors, respectively, and are used to adjust the cropping boundaries. Proper configuration of this parameter can help ensure that the cropped image retains the necessary context and detail for effective processing.

safe_crop

The safe_crop parameter is a boolean value that ensures the cropping operation does not exceed the boundaries of the image. When enabled, it prevents the node from cropping beyond the image's dimensions, which can help maintain the integrity of the input data. This parameter is particularly useful for avoiding errors or artifacts that may arise from improper cropping.

HyperLoRA Base Cond Output Parameters:

base_cond

The base_cond output parameter represents the processed base condition tensor that is derived from the input image. This tensor is a crucial component for the subsequent stages of the HyperLoRA pipeline, as it provides the foundational data needed for model adaptation and fine-tuning. The quality and accuracy of the base condition can significantly impact the performance of the LoRA model.

image

The image output parameter is the modified version of the input image after preprocessing. This image reflects the changes made during the execution of the node, such as cropping, resizing, and filtering. It serves as a visual representation of the processed data and can be used for further analysis or verification of the preprocessing steps.

HyperLoRA Base Cond Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that the input image is of high quality and contains clear facial features to improve the accuracy of the base conditions generated by the node.
  • Adjust the crop_scale_LRTB parameter carefully to maintain the necessary context and detail in the cropped image, which can enhance the effectiveness of the model adaptation.
  • Enable the safe_crop parameter to prevent cropping errors and ensure that the processed image remains within the original dimensions.

HyperLoRA Base Cond Common Errors and Solutions:

No face detected!

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the node is unable to detect any faces in the input image, which is necessary for generating the base conditions.
  • Solution: Ensure that the input image contains clear and visible faces. You may need to adjust the image quality or use a different image with more prominent facial features.

Cropping exceeds image boundaries

  • Explanation: This error happens when the cropping operation attempts to go beyond the dimensions of the input image.
  • Solution: Enable the safe_crop parameter to automatically adjust the cropping boundaries and prevent this issue. Additionally, review the crop_scale_LRTB values to ensure they are appropriate for the image size.

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