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by refulgentis
360 days ago
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Most pedantically correct answer is "mu", because the answers are both derivable quantitively from "How many images do you want to train on?", which is answered by a qualitative question that doesn't admit numbers ("How high quality do you want it to be?") Let's say it's 100 images because you're doing a quick LoRA.
That'd be about $5.00 at medium quality (~$0.05/image) or $1 at low. ~($0.01/image) Let's say you're training a standalone image model. OOM of input images is ~1B, so $10M at low and $50M at high. 250 tokens / image for low, ~1000 for medium, which gets us to: Fastest LoRA? $1-$4. 25,000 - 100,000 tokens output.
All the training data for a new image model? $10M-$50M, 2.5B - 10B tokens out. |
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