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ComfyUI Node: LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter

Class Name

LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter

Category
😺dzNodes/LayerUtility
Author
chflame163 (Account age: 445 days)
Extension
ComfyUI Layer Style
Latest Updated
6/24/2024
Github Stars
0.6K

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LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter Description

Automated image selection based on prompt matching using reward model for efficient filtering.

LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter:

The LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter node is designed to help you select the best images from a set based on a given prompt. This node leverages a reward model to score each image according to how well it matches the prompt, allowing you to filter out the most relevant images. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you generate multiple images and need to quickly identify the ones that best align with your creative vision or specific criteria. By automating the image selection process, this node saves you time and ensures that you focus on the highest-quality outputs.

LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter Input Parameters:

images

This parameter expects a list of images that you want to filter. The images should be in a format compatible with the node, typically tensors representing the image data. The quality and relevance of the images you provide will directly impact the effectiveness of the filtering process.

prompt

The prompt is a string that describes what you are looking for in the images. It serves as the criteria against which each image will be scored. The prompt should be clear and specific to ensure that the reward model can accurately assess the relevance of each image. This parameter does not support multiline input.

output_num

This integer parameter specifies the number of top-scoring images you want to retain. The default value is 3, with a minimum value of 1 and a maximum value of 999999. Setting this value too high relative to the number of input images will result in an error, so it is important to choose a number that makes sense for your specific use case.

LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter Output Parameters:

images

This output contains the list of images that scored the highest according to the reward model. These images are the ones that best match the given prompt and are retained for further use or analysis.

obsolete_images

This output contains the list of images that did not make the cut. These images scored lower according to the reward model and are considered less relevant to the given prompt. You can review these images if needed, but they are generally not recommended for further use.

LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that your prompt is clear and specific to get the most accurate scoring from the reward model.
  • Use a reasonable output_num value that is appropriate for the number of input images to avoid errors.
  • Review the obsolete_images output to understand why certain images were not selected, which can help you refine your prompt or image generation process.

LayerUtility: ImageRewardFilter Common Errors and Solutions:

Error: ImageRewardFilter skipped, because 'output_num' is greater than input images.

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the output_num parameter is set to a value greater than the number of input images.
  • Solution: Adjust the output_num parameter to be less than or equal to the number of input images.

CUDA not available, using CPU.

  • Explanation: This message indicates that the node is running on a CPU because a CUDA-compatible GPU is not available.
  • Solution: If you have a CUDA-compatible GPU, ensure that it is properly installed and configured. Otherwise, be aware that processing may be slower on a CPU.

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