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- ## sd-webui-semantic-guidance
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- ### An unofficial implementation of *SEGA: Instructing Text-to-Image Models using Semantic Guidance* for Automatic1111 WebUI
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- Semantic Guidance gives you more control over the fine details of an image by emphasizing or de-emphasizing concepts given in an additional positive / negative text prompt.
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-
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- ### Use Cases
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- - Altering the style of an image without changing the composition
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- ![image](samples/style_change.jpg)
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-
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- - Adding concepts to an image
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- ![image](samples/concepts_1.jpg)
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-
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- Please see the bottom of the page for more examples.
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-
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- ### Issues / PR's are welcome!
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-
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- ### Settings
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-
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- * Positive / Negative Prompt: Concepts to emphasize / de-emphasize, separated by commas
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- * Warmup Steps: How many steps to wait before applying semantic guidance
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- * Edit Guidance Scale: Globally scale how much influence semantic guidance has on the image
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- * Tail Percentage Threshold: The percentage of latents to use when calculating the semantic guidance
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- * Momentum Scale: Scale the influence of the added momentum term
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- * Momentum Beta: Higher values will make the influence of the momentum term more stable
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-
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- ### Feature / To-do List
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- - [x] SD XL support
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- - [x] Support A1111 prompt attention syntax and shortcuts for attention strength
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- - [x] Support restoring parameter values from infotext (Send to Txt2Img, Send to Img2Img, etc.)
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- - [x] XYZ plot support
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- - [x] SD 1.5 support (untested)
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- - [ ] Support semantic guidance prompt in regular Positive/Negative Prompt fields
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-
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- ### Credits
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- - The authors of the original paper for their method (https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.12247):
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- ```
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- @misc{brack2023sega,
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- title={SEGA: Instructing Text-to-Image Models using Semantic Guidance},
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- author={Manuel Brack and Felix Friedrich and Dominik Hintersdorf and Lukas Struppek and Patrick Schramowski and Kristian Kersting},
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- year={2023},
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- eprint={2301.12247},
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- archivePrefix={arXiv},
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- primaryClass={cs.CV}
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- }
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- ```
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- - Official implementation of Semantic Guidance for Diffusion: (https://github.com/ml-research/semantic-image-editing)
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-
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- - @udon-universe's extension templates: (https://github.com/udon-universe/stable-diffusion-webui-extension-templates)
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-
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- ### More examples
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- - Enhancing the details of an image
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- ![image](samples/enhance.jpg)
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- import logging
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- import math
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- from os import environ
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-
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- import gradio as gr
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- import scipy.stats as stats
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- import torch
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- import torch.nn.functional as F
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-
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- import modules.scripts as scripts
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- from modules import prompt_parser, script_callbacks, shared
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- from modules.processing import StableDiffusionProcessing
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- from modules.prompt_parser import reconstruct_multicond_batch
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- from modules.script_callbacks import CFGDenoiserParams
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- from modules.sd_samplers_cfg_denoiser import pad_cond
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-
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- logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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- logger.setLevel(environ.get("SD_WEBUI_LOG_LEVEL", logging.INFO))
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-
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- """
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- An unofficial implementation of SEGA: Instructing Text-to-Image Models using Semantic Guidance for Automatic1111 WebUI.
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-
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- This patched variant focuses on robust SDXL support and safer hybrid steering improvements:
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- - handles tensor and dict conditioning safely (SD 1.5 / SDXL)
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- - lets you steer cross-attention and pooled vector conditioning separately on SDXL
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- - applies SDXL vector edits with a safer warmup-aware schedule
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- - optionally adds T2I-Zero-inspired similarity correction and CTNMS-inspired token suppression in embedding space
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- - splits concept prompts on top-level commas only
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- """
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-
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-
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- class SegaStateParams:
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- def __init__(self):
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- self.concept_name = ""
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- self.v = {} # velocity
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- self.warmup_period: int = 10
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- self.edit_guidance_scale: float = 1.0
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- self.tail_percentage_threshold: float = 0.05
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- self.momentum_scale: float = 0.3
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- self.momentum_beta: float = 0.6
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- self.strength: float = 1.0
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- self.conditioning_mode: str = "Auto"
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- self.crossattn_scale: float = 1.0
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- self.vector_scale: float = 0.25
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- self.vector_schedule: str = "After warmup (soft)"
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- self.vector_ramp_steps: int = 8
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- self.similarity_correction_enabled: bool = False
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- self.similarity_topk_frac: float = 0.15
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- self.similarity_percentile: float = 0.75
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- self.similarity_window: int = 2
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- self.similarity_alpha: float = 0.20
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- self.embedding_suppression_enabled: bool = False
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- self.embedding_suppression_percentile: float = 0.80
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- self.embedding_suppression_alpha: float = 0.15
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-
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-
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- class SegaExtensionScript(scripts.Script):
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- def __init__(self):
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- self.cached_c = [None, None]
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-
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- def title(self):
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- return "Semantic Guidance"
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-
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- def show(self, is_img2img):
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- return scripts.AlwaysVisible
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-
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- def ui(self, is_img2img):
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- with gr.Accordion("Semantic Guidance", open=False):
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- active = gr.Checkbox(value=False, default=False, label="Active", elem_id="sega_active")
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- with gr.Row():
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- prompt = gr.Textbox(lines=2, label="Prompt", elem_id="sega_prompt", elem_classes=["prompt"])
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- with gr.Row():
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- neg_prompt = gr.Textbox(lines=2, label="Negative Prompt", elem_id="sega_neg_prompt", elem_classes=["prompt"])
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- with gr.Row():
75
- warmup = gr.Slider(
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- value=10,
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- minimum=0,
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- maximum=30,
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- step=1,
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- label="Warmup Period",
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- elem_id="sega_warmup",
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- info="How many steps to wait before applying semantic guidance.",
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- )
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- edit_guidance_scale = gr.Slider(
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- value=1.0,
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- minimum=0.0,
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- maximum=20.0,
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- step=0.01,
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- label="Edit Guidance Scale",
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- elem_id="sega_edit_guidance_scale",
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- info="Global scale of semantic guidance.",
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- )
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- tail_percentage_threshold = gr.Slider(
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- value=0.05,
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- minimum=0.0,
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- maximum=1.0,
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- step=0.01,
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- label="Tail Percentage Threshold",
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- elem_id="sega_tail_percentage_threshold",
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- info="Only edit values in the strongest tail of the semantic direction.",
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- )
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- momentum_scale = gr.Slider(
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- value=0.3,
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- minimum=0.0,
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- maximum=1.0,
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- step=0.01,
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- label="Momentum Scale",
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- elem_id="sega_momentum_scale",
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- info="Adds momentum to the semantic direction.",
110
- )
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- momentum_beta = gr.Slider(
112
- value=0.6,
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- minimum=0.0,
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- maximum=0.999,
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- step=0.01,
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- label="Momentum Beta",
117
- elem_id="sega_momentum_beta",
118
- info="Higher values make momentum more stable.",
119
- )
120
- with gr.Row():
121
- conditioning_mode = gr.Dropdown(
122
- choices=["Auto", "CrossAttn only", "CrossAttn + Vector"],
123
- value="Auto",
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- label="SDXL Conditioning Mode",
125
- elem_id="sega_conditioning_mode",
126
- info="Auto = SD 1.5 uses cross-attention only; SDXL edits cross-attention and optionally pooled vector.",
127
- )
128
- crossattn_scale = gr.Slider(
129
- value=1.0,
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- minimum=0.0,
131
- maximum=2.0,
132
- step=0.01,
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- label="CrossAttn Scale",
134
- elem_id="sega_crossattn_scale",
135
- info="Relative scale for token/cross-attention conditioning.",
136
- )
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- vector_scale = gr.Slider(
138
- value=0.25,
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- minimum=0.0,
140
- maximum=2.0,
141
- step=0.01,
142
- label="Vector Scale",
143
- elem_id="sega_vector_scale",
144
- info="Relative scale for SDXL pooled vector conditioning. Lower is usually safer.",
145
- )
146
- with gr.Row():
147
- vector_schedule = gr.Dropdown(
148
- choices=["After warmup (soft)", "After warmup (step)", "Always on"],
149
- value="After warmup (soft)",
150
- label="Vector Schedule",
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- elem_id="sega_vector_schedule",
152
- info="Safer SDXL vector steering: keep pooled vector off until warmup ends, then enable it softly or in one step.",
153
- )
154
- vector_ramp_steps = gr.Slider(
155
- value=8,
156
- minimum=0,
157
- maximum=30,
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- step=1,
159
- label="Vector Ramp Steps",
160
- elem_id="sega_vector_ramp_steps",
161
- info="Used by the soft vector schedule. 0 behaves like a step switch.",
162
- )
163
- with gr.Accordion("Hybrid Embedding Edits (experimental)", open=False):
164
- with gr.Row():
165
- similarity_correction_enabled = gr.Checkbox(
166
- value=False,
167
- label="Enable Similarity Correction",
168
- elem_id="sega_similarity_correction_enabled",
169
- info="T2I-Zero-inspired correction applied only to cross-attention embeddings before SEGA.",
170
- )
171
- embedding_suppression_enabled = gr.Checkbox(
172
- value=False,
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- label="Enable Token Competition Suppression",
174
- elem_id="sega_embedding_suppression_enabled",
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- info="CTNMS-inspired embedding-space suppression. Safer than attention hooks, but still experimental.",
176
- )
177
- with gr.Row():
178
- similarity_topk_frac = gr.Slider(
179
- value=0.15,
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- minimum=0.01,
181
- maximum=0.50,
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- step=0.01,
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- label="Selected Token Fraction",
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- elem_id="sega_similarity_topk_frac",
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- info="Fraction of the most concept-salient tokens to target for hybrid edits.",
186
- )
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- similarity_percentile = gr.Slider(
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- value=0.75,
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- minimum=0.10,
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- maximum=0.99,
191
- step=0.01,
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- label="Similarity Percentile",
193
- elem_id="sega_similarity_percentile",
194
- info="Higher values make similarity correction more selective.",
195
- )
196
- similarity_window = gr.Slider(
197
- value=2,
198
- minimum=0,
199
- maximum=12,
200
- step=1,
201
- label="Similarity Window",
202
- elem_id="sega_similarity_window",
203
- info="Local token window around each selected token for similarity correction.",
204
- )
205
- similarity_alpha = gr.Slider(
206
- value=0.20,
207
- minimum=0.0,
208
- maximum=1.0,
209
- step=0.01,
210
- label="Similarity Alpha",
211
- elem_id="sega_similarity_alpha",
212
- info="Blend strength for similarity correction.",
213
- )
214
- with gr.Row():
215
- embedding_suppression_percentile = gr.Slider(
216
- value=0.80,
217
- minimum=0.10,
218
- maximum=0.99,
219
- step=0.01,
220
- label="Suppression Percentile",
221
- elem_id="sega_embedding_suppression_percentile",
222
- info="Only suppress strongly competing non-selected tokens above this percentile.",
223
- )
224
- embedding_suppression_alpha = gr.Slider(
225
- value=0.15,
226
- minimum=0.0,
227
- maximum=1.0,
228
- step=0.01,
229
- label="Suppression Alpha",
230
- elem_id="sega_embedding_suppression_alpha",
231
- info="Strength of embedding-space token competition suppression.",
232
- )
233
-
234
- for comp in [
235
- active,
236
- prompt,
237
- neg_prompt,
238
- warmup,
239
- edit_guidance_scale,
240
- tail_percentage_threshold,
241
- momentum_scale,
242
- momentum_beta,
243
- conditioning_mode,
244
- crossattn_scale,
245
- vector_scale,
246
- vector_schedule,
247
- vector_ramp_steps,
248
- similarity_correction_enabled,
249
- similarity_topk_frac,
250
- similarity_percentile,
251
- similarity_window,
252
- similarity_alpha,
253
- embedding_suppression_enabled,
254
- embedding_suppression_percentile,
255
- embedding_suppression_alpha,
256
- ]:
257
- comp.do_not_save_to_config = True
258
-
259
- self.infotext_fields = [
260
- (active, lambda d: gr.Checkbox.update(value="SEGA Active" in d)),
261
- (prompt, "SEGA Prompt"),
262
- (neg_prompt, "SEGA Negative Prompt"),
263
- (warmup, "SEGA Warmup Period"),
264
- (edit_guidance_scale, "SEGA Edit Guidance Scale"),
265
- (tail_percentage_threshold, "SEGA Tail Percentage Threshold"),
266
- (momentum_scale, "SEGA Momentum Scale"),
267
- (momentum_beta, "SEGA Momentum Beta"),
268
- (conditioning_mode, "SEGA SDXL Conditioning Mode"),
269
- (crossattn_scale, "SEGA CrossAttn Scale"),
270
- (vector_scale, "SEGA Vector Scale"),
271
- (vector_schedule, "SEGA Vector Schedule"),
272
- (vector_ramp_steps, "SEGA Vector Ramp Steps"),
273
- (similarity_correction_enabled, lambda d: gr.Checkbox.update(value="SEGA Similarity Correction" in d)),
274
- (similarity_topk_frac, "SEGA Selected Token Fraction"),
275
- (similarity_percentile, "SEGA Similarity Percentile"),
276
- (similarity_window, "SEGA Similarity Window"),
277
- (similarity_alpha, "SEGA Similarity Alpha"),
278
- (embedding_suppression_enabled, lambda d: gr.Checkbox.update(value="SEGA Token Competition Suppression" in d)),
279
- (embedding_suppression_percentile, "SEGA Suppression Percentile"),
280
- (embedding_suppression_alpha, "SEGA Suppression Alpha"),
281
- ]
282
- self.paste_field_names = [
283
- "sega_active",
284
- "sega_prompt",
285
- "sega_neg_prompt",
286
- "sega_warmup",
287
- "sega_edit_guidance_scale",
288
- "sega_tail_percentage_threshold",
289
- "sega_momentum_scale",
290
- "sega_momentum_beta",
291
- "sega_conditioning_mode",
292
- "sega_crossattn_scale",
293
- "sega_vector_scale",
294
- "sega_vector_schedule",
295
- "sega_vector_ramp_steps",
296
- "sega_similarity_correction_enabled",
297
- "sega_similarity_topk_frac",
298
- "sega_similarity_percentile",
299
- "sega_similarity_window",
300
- "sega_similarity_alpha",
301
- "sega_embedding_suppression_enabled",
302
- "sega_embedding_suppression_percentile",
303
- "sega_embedding_suppression_alpha",
304
- ]
305
- return [
306
- active,
307
- prompt,
308
- neg_prompt,
309
- warmup,
310
- edit_guidance_scale,
311
- tail_percentage_threshold,
312
- momentum_scale,
313
- momentum_beta,
314
- conditioning_mode,
315
- crossattn_scale,
316
- vector_scale,
317
- vector_schedule,
318
- vector_ramp_steps,
319
- similarity_correction_enabled,
320
- similarity_topk_frac,
321
- similarity_percentile,
322
- similarity_window,
323
- similarity_alpha,
324
- embedding_suppression_enabled,
325
- embedding_suppression_percentile,
326
- embedding_suppression_alpha,
327
- ]
328
-
329
- def process_batch(
330
- self,
331
- p: StableDiffusionProcessing,
332
- active,
333
- prompt,
334
- neg_prompt,
335
- warmup,
336
- edit_guidance_scale,
337
- tail_percentage_threshold,
338
- momentum_scale,
339
- momentum_beta,
340
- conditioning_mode,
341
- crossattn_scale,
342
- vector_scale,
343
- vector_schedule,
344
- vector_ramp_steps,
345
- similarity_correction_enabled,
346
- similarity_topk_frac,
347
- similarity_percentile,
348
- similarity_window,
349
- similarity_alpha,
350
- embedding_suppression_enabled,
351
- embedding_suppression_percentile,
352
- embedding_suppression_alpha,
353
- *args,
354
- **kwargs,
355
- ):
356
- active = getattr(p, "sega_active", active)
357
- if active is False:
358
- return
359
-
360
- prompt = getattr(p, "sega_prompt", prompt)
361
- neg_prompt = getattr(p, "sega_neg_prompt", neg_prompt)
362
- warmup = getattr(p, "sega_warmup", warmup)
363
- edit_guidance_scale = getattr(p, "sega_edit_guidance_scale", edit_guidance_scale)
364
- tail_percentage_threshold = getattr(p, "sega_tail_percentage_threshold", tail_percentage_threshold)
365
- momentum_scale = getattr(p, "sega_momentum_scale", momentum_scale)
366
- momentum_beta = getattr(p, "sega_momentum_beta", momentum_beta)
367
- conditioning_mode = getattr(p, "sega_conditioning_mode", conditioning_mode)
368
- crossattn_scale = getattr(p, "sega_crossattn_scale", crossattn_scale)
369
- vector_scale = getattr(p, "sega_vector_scale", vector_scale)
370
- vector_schedule = getattr(p, "sega_vector_schedule", vector_schedule)
371
- vector_ramp_steps = getattr(p, "sega_vector_ramp_steps", vector_ramp_steps)
372
- similarity_correction_enabled = getattr(p, "sega_similarity_correction_enabled", similarity_correction_enabled)
373
- similarity_topk_frac = getattr(p, "sega_similarity_topk_frac", similarity_topk_frac)
374
- similarity_percentile = getattr(p, "sega_similarity_percentile", similarity_percentile)
375
- similarity_window = getattr(p, "sega_similarity_window", similarity_window)
376
- similarity_alpha = getattr(p, "sega_similarity_alpha", similarity_alpha)
377
- embedding_suppression_enabled = getattr(p, "sega_embedding_suppression_enabled", embedding_suppression_enabled)
378
- embedding_suppression_percentile = getattr(p, "sega_embedding_suppression_percentile", embedding_suppression_percentile)
379
- embedding_suppression_alpha = getattr(p, "sega_embedding_suppression_alpha", embedding_suppression_alpha)
380
-
381
- p.extra_generation_params.update(
382
- {
383
- "SEGA Active": active,
384
- "SEGA Prompt": prompt,
385
- "SEGA Negative Prompt": neg_prompt,
386
- "SEGA Warmup Period": warmup,
387
- "SEGA Edit Guidance Scale": edit_guidance_scale,
388
- "SEGA Tail Percentage Threshold": tail_percentage_threshold,
389
- "SEGA Momentum Scale": momentum_scale,
390
- "SEGA Momentum Beta": momentum_beta,
391
- "SEGA SDXL Conditioning Mode": conditioning_mode,
392
- "SEGA CrossAttn Scale": crossattn_scale,
393
- "SEGA Vector Scale": vector_scale,
394
- "SEGA Vector Schedule": vector_schedule,
395
- "SEGA Vector Ramp Steps": vector_ramp_steps,
396
- **({"SEGA Similarity Correction": True} if similarity_correction_enabled else {}),
397
- "SEGA Selected Token Fraction": similarity_topk_frac,
398
- "SEGA Similarity Percentile": similarity_percentile,
399
- "SEGA Similarity Window": similarity_window,
400
- "SEGA Similarity Alpha": similarity_alpha,
401
- **({"SEGA Token Competition Suppression": True} if embedding_suppression_enabled else {}),
402
- "SEGA Suppression Percentile": embedding_suppression_percentile,
403
- "SEGA Suppression Alpha": embedding_suppression_alpha,
404
- }
405
- )
406
-
407
- concept_prompts = self.parse_concept_prompt(prompt)
408
- concept_prompts_neg = self.parse_concept_prompt(neg_prompt)
409
- concept_prompts = [prompt_parser.parse_prompt_attention(concept)[0] for concept in concept_prompts]
410
- concept_prompts_neg = [prompt_parser.parse_prompt_attention(neg_concept)[0] for neg_concept in concept_prompts_neg]
411
- concept_prompts_neg = [[concept, -strength] for concept, strength in concept_prompts_neg]
412
- concept_prompts.extend(concept_prompts_neg)
413
-
414
- if not concept_prompts:
415
- logger.warning("SEGA: active but no concept prompts were provided; skipping hook creation.")
416
- return
417
-
418
- concept_conds = []
419
- for concept, strength in concept_prompts:
420
- prompt_list = [concept] * p.batch_size
421
- prompts = prompt_parser.SdConditioning(prompt_list, width=p.width, height=p.height)
422
- c = p.get_conds_with_caching(
423
- prompt_parser.get_multicond_learned_conditioning,
424
- prompts,
425
- p.steps,
426
- [self.cached_c],
427
- p.extra_network_data,
428
- )
429
- concept_conds.append([c, strength])
430
-
431
- self.create_hook(
432
- active,
433
- concept_conds,
434
- warmup,
435
- edit_guidance_scale,
436
- tail_percentage_threshold,
437
- momentum_scale,
438
- momentum_beta,
439
- conditioning_mode,
440
- crossattn_scale,
441
- vector_scale,
442
- vector_schedule,
443
- vector_ramp_steps,
444
- similarity_correction_enabled,
445
- similarity_topk_frac,
446
- similarity_percentile,
447
- similarity_window,
448
- similarity_alpha,
449
- embedding_suppression_enabled,
450
- embedding_suppression_percentile,
451
- embedding_suppression_alpha,
452
- )
453
-
454
- def parse_concept_prompt(self, prompt: str) -> list[str]:
455
- """Split on top-level commas only.
456
-
457
- This keeps prompts like `(red, blue:1.2)` or `[a, b]` intact.
458
- Backslash-escaped commas are also preserved.
459
- """
460
- if not prompt:
461
- return []
462
-
463
- parts = []
464
- cur = []
465
- depth_round = 0
466
- depth_square = 0
467
- depth_curly = 0
468
- escape = False
469
-
470
- for ch in prompt:
471
- if escape:
472
- cur.append(ch)
473
- escape = False
474
- continue
475
- if ch == "\\":
476
- cur.append(ch)
477
- escape = True
478
- continue
479
- if ch == "(":
480
- depth_round += 1
481
- elif ch == ")" and depth_round > 0:
482
- depth_round -= 1
483
- elif ch == "[":
484
- depth_square += 1
485
- elif ch == "]" and depth_square > 0:
486
- depth_square -= 1
487
- elif ch == "{":
488
- depth_curly += 1
489
- elif ch == "}" and depth_curly > 0:
490
- depth_curly -= 1
491
-
492
- if ch == "," and depth_round == 0 and depth_square == 0 and depth_curly == 0:
493
- item = "".join(cur).strip()
494
- if item:
495
- parts.append(item)
496
- cur = []
497
- continue
498
-
499
- cur.append(ch)
500
-
501
- item = "".join(cur).strip()
502
- if item:
503
- parts.append(item)
504
- return parts
505
-
506
- def create_hook(
507
- self,
508
- active,
509
- concept_conds,
510
- warmup,
511
- edit_guidance_scale,
512
- tail_percentage_threshold,
513
- momentum_scale,
514
- momentum_beta,
515
- conditioning_mode,
516
- crossattn_scale,
517
- vector_scale,
518
- vector_schedule,
519
- vector_ramp_steps,
520
- similarity_correction_enabled,
521
- similarity_topk_frac,
522
- similarity_percentile,
523
- similarity_window,
524
- similarity_alpha,
525
- embedding_suppression_enabled,
526
- embedding_suppression_percentile,
527
- embedding_suppression_alpha,
528
- ):
529
- if not concept_conds:
530
- return
531
-
532
- concepts_sega_params = []
533
- for _, strength in concept_conds:
534
- sega_params = SegaStateParams()
535
- sega_params.warmup_period = warmup
536
- sega_params.edit_guidance_scale = edit_guidance_scale
537
- sega_params.tail_percentage_threshold = tail_percentage_threshold
538
- sega_params.momentum_scale = momentum_scale
539
- sega_params.momentum_beta = momentum_beta
540
- sega_params.strength = strength
541
- sega_params.conditioning_mode = conditioning_mode
542
- sega_params.crossattn_scale = crossattn_scale
543
- sega_params.vector_scale = vector_scale
544
- sega_params.vector_schedule = vector_schedule
545
- sega_params.vector_ramp_steps = vector_ramp_steps
546
- sega_params.similarity_correction_enabled = similarity_correction_enabled
547
- sega_params.similarity_topk_frac = similarity_topk_frac
548
- sega_params.similarity_percentile = similarity_percentile
549
- sega_params.similarity_window = similarity_window
550
- sega_params.similarity_alpha = similarity_alpha
551
- sega_params.embedding_suppression_enabled = embedding_suppression_enabled
552
- sega_params.embedding_suppression_percentile = embedding_suppression_percentile
553
- sega_params.embedding_suppression_alpha = embedding_suppression_alpha
554
- concepts_sega_params.append(sega_params)
555
-
556
- callback = lambda params: self.on_cfg_denoiser_callback(params, concept_conds, concepts_sega_params)
557
- logger.debug("Hooked callbacks")
558
- script_callbacks.on_cfg_denoiser(callback)
559
- script_callbacks.on_script_unloaded(self.unhook_callbacks)
560
-
561
- def postprocess_batch(self, p, active, neg_text, *args, **kwargs):
562
- active = getattr(p, "sega_active", active)
563
- if active is False:
564
- return
565
- self.unhook_callbacks()
566
-
567
- def unhook_callbacks(self):
568
- logger.debug("Unhooked callbacks")
569
- script_callbacks.remove_current_script_callbacks()
570
-
571
- def normalize_conditioning(self, cond):
572
- if isinstance(cond, dict):
573
- return cond
574
- return {"crossattn": cond}
575
-
576
- def get_empty_crossattn(self):
577
- return getattr(shared.sd_model, "cond_stage_model_empty_prompt", None)
578
-
579
- def pad_crossattn_to_match(self, tensor: torch.Tensor, reference: torch.Tensor):
580
- if tensor is None or reference is None:
581
- return tensor
582
- if tensor.dim() < 3 or reference.dim() < 3:
583
- return tensor
584
- if tensor.shape[1] == reference.shape[1]:
585
- return tensor
586
-
587
- empty = self.get_empty_crossattn()
588
- if empty is None or empty.ndim < 2 or empty.shape[1] == 0:
589
- logger.warning("SEGA: could not pad cross-attention conditioning safely; empty prompt tensor unavailable.")
590
- return tensor
591
-
592
- diff = reference.shape[1] - tensor.shape[1]
593
- if diff <= 0:
594
- return tensor
595
- if diff % empty.shape[1] != 0:
596
- logger.warning(
597
- "SEGA: cross-attention length mismatch (%s vs %s) is not divisible by empty prompt width %s; leaving tensor unchanged.",
598
- tensor.shape[1],
599
- reference.shape[1],
600
- empty.shape[1],
601
- )
602
- return tensor
603
- return pad_cond(tensor, diff // empty.shape[1], empty)
604
-
605
- def pad_conditioning_pair(self, cond_a: dict, cond_b: dict):
606
- if "crossattn" not in cond_a or "crossattn" not in cond_b:
607
- return cond_a, cond_b
608
-
609
- a = cond_a["crossattn"]
610
- b = cond_b["crossattn"]
611
- if a.shape[1] == b.shape[1]:
612
- return cond_a, cond_b
613
-
614
- if a.shape[1] < b.shape[1]:
615
- cond_a["crossattn"] = self.pad_crossattn_to_match(a, b)
616
- else:
617
- cond_b["crossattn"] = self.pad_crossattn_to_match(b, a)
618
- return cond_a, cond_b
619
-
620
- def get_vector_ramp_factor(self, sampling_step: int, sega_param: SegaStateParams) -> float:
621
- if sega_param.conditioning_mode == "CrossAttn only":
622
- return 0.0
623
- schedule = getattr(sega_param, "vector_schedule", "After warmup (soft)")
624
- if schedule == "Always on":
625
- return 1.0
626
-
627
- warmup = max(0, int(sega_param.warmup_period))
628
- if sampling_step < warmup:
629
- return 0.0
630
-
631
- ramp_steps = max(0, int(getattr(sega_param, "vector_ramp_steps", 8)))
632
- if schedule == "After warmup (step)" or ramp_steps == 0:
633
- return 1.0
634
-
635
- progress = min(1.0, max(0.0, (sampling_step - warmup + 1) / max(1, ramp_steps)))
636
- return progress * progress * (3.0 - 2.0 * progress)
637
-
638
- def get_key_scale(self, key: str, sega_param: SegaStateParams, sampling_step: int) -> float:
639
- if key == "crossattn":
640
- return sega_param.crossattn_scale
641
- if key == "vector":
642
- if sega_param.conditioning_mode == "CrossAttn only":
643
- return 0.0
644
- return sega_param.vector_scale * self.get_vector_ramp_factor(sampling_step, sega_param)
645
- return 1.0 if sega_param.conditioning_mode == "CrossAttn + Vector" else 0.0
646
-
647
- def get_empty_reference_for(self, tensor: torch.Tensor):
648
- if tensor is None or tensor.dim() < 3:
649
- return None
650
-
651
- empty = self.get_empty_crossattn()
652
- if empty is None:
653
- return None
654
- if empty.dim() == 2:
655
- empty = empty.unsqueeze(0)
656
-
657
- empty = empty.to(dtype=tensor.dtype, device=tensor.device)
658
- if empty.shape[0] != tensor.shape[0]:
659
- if empty.shape[0] == 1:
660
- empty = empty.repeat(tensor.shape[0], 1, 1)
661
- else:
662
- empty = empty[:1].repeat(tensor.shape[0], 1, 1)
663
-
664
- if empty.shape[1] != tensor.shape[1]:
665
- empty = self.pad_crossattn_to_match(empty, tensor)
666
- if empty is None or empty.shape[1] != tensor.shape[1]:
667
- return None
668
- return empty
669
-
670
- def select_salient_token_indices(self, f: torch.Tensor, reference: torch.Tensor | None, topk_frac: float, max_tokens: int = 8) -> list[int]:
671
- if f.ndim != 2 or f.shape[0] == 0:
672
- return []
673
-
674
- if reference is not None and reference.shape == f.shape:
675
- scores = torch.linalg.norm((f - reference).float(), dim=-1)
676
- else:
677
- scores = torch.linalg.norm(f.float(), dim=-1)
678
-
679
- k = max(1, int(math.ceil(float(f.shape[0]) * max(0.01, topk_frac))))
680
- k = min(int(f.shape[0]), max_tokens, k)
681
- vals, idx = torch.topk(scores, k=k)
682
- idx = idx[torch.isfinite(vals)]
683
- if idx.numel() == 0:
684
- return []
685
- return idx.sort().values.tolist()
686
-
687
- def correction_by_similarities(self, f: torch.Tensor, selected_tokens: list[int], percentile: float, window: int, alpha: float) -> torch.Tensor:
688
- if alpha <= 0.0 or not selected_tokens or f.ndim != 2:
689
- return f
690
-
691
- corrected = f.detach().clone()
692
- normed = F.normalize(f.float(), dim=-1, eps=1e-8)
693
- n = f.shape[0]
694
- percentile = min(0.999, max(0.001, float(percentile)))
695
- window = max(0, int(window))
696
-
697
- for token_idx in selected_tokens:
698
- if token_idx < 0 or token_idx >= n:
699
- continue
700
- scores = torch.mv(normed, normed[token_idx])
701
- positive = scores[scores > 0]
702
- if positive.numel() == 0:
703
- continue
704
- tau = torch.quantile(positive, percentile)
705
- weights = torch.where(scores > tau, scores, torch.zeros_like(scores))
706
- if window > 0:
707
- mask = torch.zeros_like(weights)
708
- start = max(0, token_idx - window)
709
- end = min(n, token_idx + window + 1)
710
- mask[start:end] = 1
711
- weights = weights * mask
712
- total = weights.sum()
713
- if total <= 0:
714
- continue
715
- weights = (weights / total).to(dtype=f.dtype, device=f.device)
716
- mixed = torch.sum(weights.unsqueeze(1) * f, dim=0)
717
- corrected[token_idx] = ((1.0 - alpha) * f[token_idx]) + (alpha * mixed)
718
- return corrected
719
-
720
- def suppress_competing_tokens(self, f: torch.Tensor, selected_tokens: list[int], percentile: float, alpha: float) -> torch.Tensor:
721
- if alpha <= 0.0 or not selected_tokens or f.ndim != 2:
722
- return f
723
-
724
- corrected = f.detach().clone()
725
- normed = F.normalize(corrected.float(), dim=-1, eps=1e-8)
726
- selected = normed[selected_tokens]
727
- similarities = torch.matmul(normed, selected.transpose(0, 1))
728
- max_sim, _ = similarities.max(dim=1)
729
-
730
- suppression_scores = max_sim.clone()
731
- suppression_scores[selected_tokens] = -1.0
732
- positive = suppression_scores[suppression_scores > 0]
733
- if positive.numel() == 0:
734
- return corrected
735
-
736
- percentile = min(0.999, max(0.001, float(percentile)))
737
- tau = torch.quantile(positive, percentile)
738
- mask = max_sim > tau
739
- if selected_tokens:
740
- mask[torch.tensor(selected_tokens, device=mask.device)] = False
741
- if not torch.any(mask):
742
- return corrected
743
-
744
- denom = max(1e-6, float(1.0 - tau))
745
- damp = 1.0 - (alpha * ((max_sim - tau).clamp(min=0.0) / denom).clamp(max=1.0))
746
- corrected[mask] = corrected[mask] * damp[mask].unsqueeze(1).to(dtype=corrected.dtype)
747
- return corrected
748
-
749
- def apply_hybrid_crossattn_edits(self, tensor: torch.Tensor, sega_param: SegaStateParams) -> torch.Tensor:
750
- if tensor is None or tensor.dim() != 3:
751
- return tensor
752
- if not getattr(sega_param, "similarity_correction_enabled", False) and not getattr(sega_param, "embedding_suppression_enabled", False):
753
- return tensor
754
-
755
- reference = self.get_empty_reference_for(tensor)
756
- edited = tensor.detach().clone()
757
- for batch_idx in range(tensor.shape[0]):
758
- ref = None if reference is None else reference[batch_idx]
759
- selected_tokens = self.select_salient_token_indices(
760
- edited[batch_idx],
761
- ref,
762
- getattr(sega_param, "similarity_topk_frac", 0.15),
763
- )
764
- if getattr(sega_param, "similarity_correction_enabled", False):
765
- edited[batch_idx] = self.correction_by_similarities(
766
- edited[batch_idx],
767
- selected_tokens,
768
- getattr(sega_param, "similarity_percentile", 0.75),
769
- getattr(sega_param, "similarity_window", 2),
770
- getattr(sega_param, "similarity_alpha", 0.20),
771
- )
772
- if getattr(sega_param, "embedding_suppression_enabled", False):
773
- edited[batch_idx] = self.suppress_competing_tokens(
774
- edited[batch_idx],
775
- selected_tokens,
776
- getattr(sega_param, "embedding_suppression_percentile", 0.80),
777
- getattr(sega_param, "embedding_suppression_alpha", 0.15),
778
- )
779
- return edited
780
-
781
- def on_cfg_denoiser_callback(self, params: CFGDenoiserParams, concept_conds, sega_params: list[SegaStateParams]):
782
- if not concept_conds or not sega_params:
783
- return
784
-
785
- sampling_step = params.sampling_step
786
- text_cond_is_dict = isinstance(params.text_cond, dict)
787
- text_uncond_is_dict = isinstance(params.text_uncond, dict)
788
- text_cond = self.normalize_conditioning(params.text_cond)
789
- text_uncond = self.normalize_conditioning(params.text_uncond)
790
- text_cond, text_uncond = self.pad_conditioning_pair(text_cond, text_uncond)
791
- if not text_cond_is_dict:
792
- params.text_cond = text_cond["crossattn"]
793
- if not text_uncond_is_dict:
794
- params.text_uncond = text_uncond["crossattn"]
795
-
796
- batch_conds_list = []
797
- batch_tensor = {}
798
-
799
- for idx, (concept_cond, _) in enumerate(concept_conds):
800
- conds_list, tensor_dict = reconstruct_multicond_batch(concept_cond, sampling_step)
801
- tensor_dict = self.normalize_conditioning(tensor_dict)
802
- tensor_dict, _ = self.pad_conditioning_pair(tensor_dict, text_uncond)
803
- if "crossattn" in tensor_dict:
804
- tensor_dict["crossattn"] = self.apply_hybrid_crossattn_edits(tensor_dict["crossattn"], sega_params[idx])
805
-
806
- for key, tensor in tensor_dict.items():
807
- tensor = tensor.unsqueeze(0)
808
- if key not in batch_tensor:
809
- batch_tensor[key] = tensor
810
- else:
811
- batch_tensor[key] = torch.cat((batch_tensor[key], tensor), dim=0)
812
- batch_conds_list.append(conds_list)
813
-
814
- self.sega_routine_batch(params, batch_conds_list, batch_tensor, sega_params, text_cond, text_uncond)
815
-
816
- def make_tuple_dim(self, value):
817
- if isinstance(value, torch.Tensor):
818
- value = value.dim()
819
- return (-1,) + (1,) * (value - 1)
820
-
821
- def sega_routine_batch(
822
- self,
823
- params: CFGDenoiserParams,
824
- batch_conds_list,
825
- batch_tensor,
826
- sega_params: list[SegaStateParams],
827
- text_cond,
828
- text_uncond,
829
- ):
830
- warmup_period = sega_params[0].warmup_period
831
- edit_guidance_scale = sega_params[0].edit_guidance_scale
832
- tail_percentage_threshold = sega_params[0].tail_percentage_threshold
833
- momentum_scale = sega_params[0].momentum_scale
834
- momentum_beta = sega_params[0].momentum_beta
835
- sampling_step = params.sampling_step
836
-
837
- edit_dir_dict = {}
838
-
839
- for key, concept_cond in batch_tensor.items():
840
- key_scale = self.get_key_scale(key, sega_params[0], sampling_step)
841
- if key_scale == 0.0:
842
- continue
843
-
844
- strength = torch.tensor([sp.strength for sp in sega_params], dtype=concept_cond.dtype, device=concept_cond.device)
845
- strength = strength.view(self.make_tuple_dim(concept_cond))
846
-
847
- if key not in edit_dir_dict:
848
- edit_dir_dict[key] = torch.zeros_like(concept_cond, dtype=concept_cond.dtype, device=concept_cond.device)
849
-
850
- inside_dim = tuple(range(-concept_cond.dim() + 1, 0))
851
- cond_mean = torch.mean(concept_cond, dim=inside_dim)
852
- cond_std = torch.std(concept_cond, dim=inside_dim)
853
-
854
- edit_dir = concept_cond - text_uncond[key]
855
- edit_dir = torch.mul(strength, edit_dir)
856
-
857
- tail_q = min(max(1e-6, 1.0 - float(tail_percentage_threshold)), 1.0 - 1e-6)
858
- upper_z = stats.norm.ppf(tail_q)
859
- upper_threshold = cond_mean + (upper_z * cond_std)
860
- upper_threshold_reshaped = upper_threshold.view(self.make_tuple_dim(concept_cond))
861
-
862
- zero_tensor = torch.zeros_like(concept_cond, dtype=concept_cond.dtype, device=concept_cond.device)
863
- effective_scale = edit_guidance_scale * key_scale
864
- scale_tensor = torch.ones_like(concept_cond, dtype=concept_cond.dtype, device=concept_cond.device) * effective_scale
865
- edit_dir_abs = edit_dir.abs()
866
- scale_tensor = torch.where(edit_dir_abs > upper_threshold_reshaped, scale_tensor, zero_tensor)
867
-
868
- guidance_strength = 0.0 if sampling_step < warmup_period else 1.0
869
- edit_dir = torch.mul(scale_tensor, edit_dir)
870
- edit_dir_dict[key] = edit_dir_dict[key] + guidance_strength * edit_dir
871
-
872
- for i, sega_param in enumerate(sega_params):
873
- for key, direction in edit_dir_dict.items():
874
- if key not in sega_param.v:
875
- slice_idx = 1 - direction.dim()
876
- sega_param.v[key] = torch.zeros(direction.shape[slice_idx:], dtype=direction.dtype, device=direction.device)
877
-
878
- v_t = sega_param.v[key]
879
- direction[i] = direction[i] + torch.mul(momentum_scale, v_t)
880
- v_t_1 = momentum_beta * ((1 - momentum_beta) * v_t) * direction[i]
881
-
882
- if sampling_step >= warmup_period:
883
- if isinstance(params.text_cond, dict):
884
- if key in params.text_cond:
885
- params.text_cond[key] = params.text_cond[key] + direction[i]
886
- else:
887
- if key == "crossattn":
888
- params.text_cond = params.text_cond + direction[i]
889
-
890
- sega_param.v[key] = v_t_1
891
-
892
-
893
- # XYZ Plot
894
- # Based on @mcmonkey4eva's XYZ Plot implementation here:
895
- # https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/sd-dynamic-thresholding/blob/master/scripts/dynamic_thresholding.py
896
-
897
- def sega_apply_override(field, boolean: bool = False, activate: bool = False):
898
- def fun(p, x, xs):
899
- if boolean:
900
- x = True if x.lower() == "true" else False
901
- if activate and not hasattr(p, "sega_active"):
902
- setattr(p, "sega_active", True)
903
- setattr(p, field, x)
904
- return fun
905
-
906
-
907
-
908
- def sega_apply_field(field):
909
- def fun(p, x, xs):
910
- if not hasattr(p, "sega_active"):
911
- setattr(p, "sega_active", True)
912
- setattr(p, field, x)
913
-
914
- return fun
915
-
916
-
917
-
918
- def make_axis_options():
919
- xyz_grid = [x for x in scripts.scripts_data if x.script_class.__module__ in ("xyz_grid.py", "scripts.xyz_grid")][0].module
920
- extra_axis_options = {
921
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Active", str, sega_apply_override("sega_active", boolean=True), choices=xyz_grid.boolean_choice(reverse=True)),
922
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Prompt", str, sega_apply_field("sega_prompt")),
923
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Negative Prompt", str, sega_apply_field("sega_neg_prompt")),
924
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Warmup Steps", int, sega_apply_field("sega_warmup")),
925
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Guidance Scale", float, sega_apply_field("sega_edit_guidance_scale")),
926
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Tail Percentage Threshold", float, sega_apply_field("sega_tail_percentage_threshold")),
927
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Momentum Scale", float, sega_apply_field("sega_momentum_scale")),
928
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Momentum Beta", float, sega_apply_field("sega_momentum_beta")),
929
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] SDXL Conditioning Mode", str, sega_apply_field("sega_conditioning_mode")),
930
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] CrossAttn Scale", float, sega_apply_field("sega_crossattn_scale")),
931
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Vector Scale", float, sega_apply_field("sega_vector_scale")),
932
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Vector Schedule", str, sega_apply_field("sega_vector_schedule")),
933
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Vector Ramp Steps", int, sega_apply_field("sega_vector_ramp_steps")),
934
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Similarity Correction", str, sega_apply_override("sega_similarity_correction_enabled", boolean=True, activate=True), choices=xyz_grid.boolean_choice(reverse=True)),
935
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Selected Token Fraction", float, sega_apply_field("sega_similarity_topk_frac")),
936
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Similarity Percentile", float, sega_apply_field("sega_similarity_percentile")),
937
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Similarity Window", int, sega_apply_field("sega_similarity_window")),
938
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Similarity Alpha", float, sega_apply_field("sega_similarity_alpha")),
939
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Token Competition Suppression", str, sega_apply_override("sega_embedding_suppression_enabled", boolean=True, activate=True), choices=xyz_grid.boolean_choice(reverse=True)),
940
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Suppression Percentile", float, sega_apply_field("sega_embedding_suppression_percentile")),
941
- xyz_grid.AxisOption("[Semantic Guidance] Suppression Alpha", float, sega_apply_field("sega_embedding_suppression_alpha")),
942
- }
943
- if not any("[Semantic Guidance]" in x.label for x in xyz_grid.axis_options):
944
- xyz_grid.axis_options.extend(extra_axis_options)
945
-
946
-
947
-
948
- def callback_before_ui():
949
- try:
950
- make_axis_options()
951
- except Exception:
952
- logger.exception("Semantic Guidance: Error while making axis options")
953
-
954
-
955
- script_callbacks.on_before_ui(callback_before_ui)