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  ![Hamburger Comparison](hamburger_comparison.jpg)
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- *Each column uses the same seed; rows compare baseline vs. embedding outputs to isolate the effect of the embedding across prompts. Improvements are consistent across seeds and domains.*
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  ## Usage & Adoption
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  Boring Embeddings have been adopted across multiple Stable Diffusion communities:
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  To qualitatively illustrate how well the Boring embeddings have learned to improve image quality, we apply them to a small set of simple sample prompts using the base Stable Diffusion 1.5 model.
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  ![Performance on Simple Prompts](comparison.jpg)
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- *Paired comparison using identical seeds and generation settings; differences reflect only the effect of the embedding.*
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  As we can see, putting these embeddings in the negative prompt yields a more delicious burger, a more vibrant and detailed landscape, a prettier pharoah, and a more 3-d-looking aquarium.
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  Hyperparameters were tuned based on manual evaluations of grids like these.
 
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+ *Each column uses the same seed; rows compare baseline vs. embedding outputs for a single prompt, isolating the effect of the embedding across seeds.*
 
 
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  ## Usage & Adoption
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  Boring Embeddings have been adopted across multiple Stable Diffusion communities:
 
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  To qualitatively illustrate how well the Boring embeddings have learned to improve image quality, we apply them to a small set of simple sample prompts using the base Stable Diffusion 1.5 model.
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  ![Performance on Simple Prompts](comparison.jpg)
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+ *Paired comparison across multiple prompts and identical seeds; differences reflect only the effect of the embedding.*
 
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  As we can see, putting these embeddings in the negative prompt yields a more delicious burger, a more vibrant and detailed landscape, a prettier pharoah, and a more 3-d-looking aquarium.
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  Hyperparameters were tuned based on manual evaluations of grids like these.