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Efficiently load latent data from specified paths in batches for streamlined AI workflow.
The JDCN_BatchLatentLoadFromList
node is designed to facilitate the efficient loading of latent data from a specified list of paths. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to process large batches of latent data in a structured and organized manner. By specifying the batch size, index, and direction, you can control how the data is loaded and processed, ensuring that you can work with manageable chunks of data at a time. This node supports various loading directions, including top-to-bottom, bottom-to-top, and random, providing flexibility in how you access and utilize your latent data. The primary goal of this node is to streamline the workflow of handling latent data, making it easier to manage and process large datasets effectively.
PathList
is a required input parameter that expects a string representing the list of paths to the latent files. This parameter is crucial as it defines the source of the latent data that will be processed. The paths should be provided in a format that the node can interpret and access.
Index
is an integer input parameter with a default value of 1, a minimum value of 1, and a maximum value of 9999. This parameter specifies the starting index for loading the batch of latent data. It allows you to control which part of the list to begin processing from, providing flexibility in handling different segments of your data.
BatchSize
is an integer input parameter with a default value of 5, a minimum value of 0, and a maximum value of 9999. This parameter determines the number of latent files to be loaded in each batch. Adjusting the batch size can help manage memory usage and processing time, making it easier to work with large datasets.
BatchDirection
is a parameter that offers three options: "TOPTOBOTTOM", "BOTTOMTOTOP", and "RANDOM". This parameter defines the direction in which the latent data will be loaded. "TOPTOBOTTOM" loads data from the beginning of the list, "BOTTOMTOTOP" loads data from the end of the list, and "RANDOM" loads data in a random order. This flexibility allows you to choose the most suitable loading strategy for your specific needs.
Latents
is an output parameter that returns the loaded latent data. This data is essential for further processing and analysis in your AI art projects. The latents are loaded based on the specified batch size, index, and direction, ensuring that you have the right subset of data for your tasks.
LatentNames
is an output parameter that provides the names of the latent files that have been loaded. This information is useful for tracking and identifying the specific files that are being processed, helping you maintain an organized workflow.
LatentPaths
is an output parameter that returns the paths of the latent files that have been loaded. This parameter helps you verify the source of the data and ensures that the correct files are being accessed and processed.
Index
is an output parameter that returns the index used for loading the batch of latent data. This parameter is useful for tracking the progress of data loading and ensuring that the correct segment of the list is being processed.
BatchSize
parameter based on the available memory and processing power. Larger batch sizes may speed up processing but require more memory.BatchDirection
parameter to experiment with different loading strategies. For example, use "RANDOM" to introduce variability in your data processing.Index
parameter to ensure that you are processing the correct segment of your data list, especially when working with large datasets.{'TOPTOBOTTOM', 'BOTTOMTOTOP', 'RANDOM'}
."BatchDirection
parameter.BatchDirection
parameter is set to one of the valid options: "TOPTOBOTTOM", "BOTTOMTOTOP", or "RANDOM".PathList
parameter is empty or not provided.PathList
parameter to ensure that there is data to process.Index
parameter results in a starting index that is outside the range of the PathList
.Index
parameter to ensure that it falls within the valid range of the PathList
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