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LoRA-C3Liar to LoRA-C3Lier to match the definition
* Update train_util.py for add DAdaptAdan and DAdaptSGD * Update train_util.py for DAdaptadam * Update train_network.py for dadapt * Update train_README-ja.md for DAdapt * Update train_util.py for DAdapt * Update train_network.py for DAdaptAdaGrad * Update train_db.py for DAdapt * Update fine_tune.py for DAdapt * Update train_textual_inversion.py for DAdapt * Update train_textual_inversion_XTI.py for DAdapt
Typo for LoRA name
more dadapataion optimizer, move docs, adaptive noise scale etc.
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docsfolder. If you have links, please change them.pip install --upgrade dadaptation.--network_pre_calc.--amis available. Also, it is disabled when Regional LoRA is used.--adaptive_noise_scaleto enable it.--noise_offset.noise_offset + abs(mean(latents, dim=(2,3))) * adaptive_noise_scale. Since the latent is close to a normal distribution, it may be a good idea to specify a value of about 1/10 to the same as the noise offset.