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Enhance latent image quality by removing mean noise for consistent AI-generated art outputs.
The Subtract noise mean node is designed to enhance the quality of latent images by removing the mean noise from each sample. This process helps in normalizing the latent space, which can lead to more consistent and higher-quality outputs in AI-generated art. By subtracting the mean noise, the node ensures that the latent representations are centered around zero, reducing potential biases and artifacts that might arise from uneven noise distribution. This node is particularly useful in scenarios where noise can significantly impact the final output, such as in image generation or enhancement tasks.
This parameter represents the latent input that contains the samples to be processed. It is a required input and must be provided for the node to function. The latent input typically consists of a multi-dimensional array where each element represents a sample in the latent space. The node will process each sample individually to subtract the mean noise.
This boolean parameter determines whether the noise mean subtraction should be applied. If set to True
, the node will perform the noise mean subtraction on the latent input. If set to False
, the node will bypass the noise mean subtraction and return the latent input as is. The default value is True
.
The output of this node is the processed latent input with the mean noise subtracted from each sample. This output retains the same structure as the input but with the noise mean removed, resulting in a more normalized latent representation. This can lead to improved consistency and quality in the generated outputs.
enabled
parameter is set to True
if you want to apply the noise mean subtraction. This is particularly useful when you notice that the generated outputs have inconsistent noise patterns.TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
None
.None
.RuntimeError: Expected all tensors to be on the same device, but found at least two devices, cpu and cuda
.to(device)
method in PyTorch.ValueError: The input tensor must have at least one sample
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