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- # Model Card for Model ID
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- ## How to Get Started with the Model
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+ license: mit
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+ - daswer123/sentence-danbooru-tags-dataset
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+ Qlora for AlphaMonarch-7B which allows you to convert a given model sentence into a set of danbooru tags
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+ format: Alpaca
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+ This is the first time I have had this lora done and I am quite happy with the result. This lora was trained on full model AlphaMonarch-7B. with rank of 8 for 3 epochs
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+ There were 15k instructions in the dataset that had examples of how to convert from sentences to tags.
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+ I use following prompt
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+ ```
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+ Here are examples following these rules:
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+ Input: A boy with glasses is drawing in his sketchbook at a park during autumn.
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+ Output: 1boy, solo, glasses, drawing, sketchbook, park, autumn
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+ Input: Two girls are jogging together around a lake at sunrise; one has red hair and the other has brown.
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+ Output: 2girls, jogging together, lake, sunrise, red hair girl, brown hair girl
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+ Input: A girl with cat ears, wearing a hoodie and with long white hair and red eyes walks arm in arm with a girl in a black bikini with brown hair and green eyes
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+ Output: 2girls, walking, holding hands\n1girl, cat ears, hoodie, long hair, white hair, red eyes\n1girl, black bikini, brown hair, green eyes
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+ Input: 3 girls walking in the park, one in a hoodie with green hair, one with red hair and a dress, 3 in shorts and a top with white hair
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+ Output: 3girls, walking in park\n1girl, green hair, hoodie\n1girl, red hair, dress\n1girl, white hair, shorts, top
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+ - Always start with the number of characters and their gender (e.g., "1girl," "3boys").
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+ - All words should be tags that can be tagged to danboororu, they should be as informative as possible and represent a single entity or action.
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+ - If there are multiple people in the query, separate them with a \n. The first line is the number of people and location. And each following line is a description of one person.
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+ ```