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Showing generated images using Matplotlib, OpenCV, etc.
See original GitHub issueGreetings.
I successfully managed to generate a few images (from README file of the main repo) but don’t know how I can make images in the images list to image files. It’d be helpful if you add a guide.
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@Netruk44 thanks for the feedback. I saw the prompts in the example code and magically thought it had enough data. Ok. So I would need to use the ImagenTrainer and then provide my own image data set like a subset from COCO.
same here, images are not real ones… trained model looks bot working