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Soft min SNR gamma #1068

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Add soft_min_snr_gamma
rockerBOO Jan 24, 2024
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Update help arguments for soft_min_snr_gamma
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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions fine_tune.py
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import library.custom_train_functions as custom_train_functions
from library.custom_train_functions import (
apply_snr_weight,
apply_soft_snr_weight,
get_weighted_text_embeddings,
prepare_scheduler_for_custom_training,
scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction,
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if args.min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.soft_min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_soft_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.soft_min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.scale_v_pred_loss_like_noise_pred:
loss = scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler)
if args.debiased_estimation_loss:
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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions library/custom_train_functions.py
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return loss


def apply_soft_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, gamma, v_prediction=False):
snr = torch.stack([noise_scheduler.all_snr[t] for t in timesteps])
soft_min_snr_gamma_weight = 1 / (torch.pow(snr if v_prediction is False else snr + 1, 2) + (1 / float(gamma)))
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The math here is incorrect. SNR is equal to the whole expression 1/sigma**2, not sigma (at least based on the fact that here they use Min(1/sigma**2, gamma) and in the min-snr paper they use Min(SNR, gamma). The variable names are inconsistent between papers so I don't blame you for getting them confused).
The correct weight should be:

sigma2 = 1 / snr
1 / (sigma2 + 1/gamma)
1 / (1/snr + 1/gamma)
# simplified
weight = snr * gamma / (snr + gamma)

Finally, the given formulation for soft-min-snr is for x_0 prediction. We use epsilon or v-prediction, which according to the original min-snr paper means we need to divide by SNR or SNR+1 respectively, so the final weight calculation should be:

snr_weight = (snr * gamma / (snr + gamma)).float().to(loss.device)
if v_prediction:
    snr_weight /= snr + 1
else:
    snr_weight /= snr

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Tried this formula

def apply_soft_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, gamma, v_prediction=False):
    snr = torch.stack([noise_scheduler.all_snr[t] for t in timesteps])
    snr_weight = (snr * gamma / (snr + gamma)).float().to(loss.device)
    if v_prediction:
        snr_weight /= snr + 1
    else:
        snr_weight /= snr
    loss = loss * snr_weight
    return loss

And produced the same loss curve as the current implementation. But the paper says it should match up except for the ones closer to the transition so the loss curves should be similar. Still seeing a difference with the Min SNR version though.

38 = weight = snr * gamma / (snr + gamma)
37 = the current PR version
35 = Min SNR version.

(38 and 37 are overlapping in the graph)
Screenshot 2024-01-24 at 11-58-51 Weights Biases

Maybe there's something else that is missing in these calculations.

Here is some example snr,gamma to use with the following test script
snr.txt

And using this code to test the formulas.

import math

with open("snr.txt", "r") as f:
    lines = f.readlines()

    print("snr min_snr soft soft2")
    for line in lines:
        snr, gamma = line.split(",")

        snr = float(snr)
        gamma = float(gamma)

        min_snr = min(1 / math.pow(snr, 2), gamma)
        soft_min_snr_gamma = 1 / (math.pow(snr, 2) + (1 / gamma))

        snr_weight = (snr * gamma / (snr + gamma))

        print(f"{snr:10.4f} {min_snr:4.4f}, {soft_min_snr_gamma:4.4f}, {snr_weight:4.4f}")

I don't know what I'm doing, I think, with the math but trying to learn.

loss = loss * soft_min_snr_gamma_weight
return loss


def scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler):
scale = get_snr_scale(timesteps, noise_scheduler)
loss = loss * scale
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default=None,
help="gamma for reducing the weight of high loss timesteps. Lower numbers have stronger effect. 5 is recommended by paper. / 低いタイムステップでの高いlossに対して重みを減らすためのgamma値、低いほど効果が強く、論文では5が推奨",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--soft_min_snr_gamma",
type=float,
default=None,
help="gamma for reducing the weight of high loss timesteps. Lower numbers have stronger effect. 1 is recommended. / 低いタイムステップでの高いlossに対して重みを減らすためのgamma値、低いほど効果が強く、論文では1が推奨",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--scale_v_pred_loss_like_noise_pred",
action="store_true",
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import library.custom_train_functions as custom_train_functions
from library.custom_train_functions import (
apply_snr_weight,
apply_soft_snr_weight,
pyramid_noise_like,
apply_noise_offset,
)
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if args.min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.soft_min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_soft_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.soft_min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)

loss = loss.mean() # 平均なのでbatch_sizeで割る必要なし

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import library.custom_train_functions as custom_train_functions
from library.custom_train_functions import (
apply_snr_weight,
apply_soft_snr_weight,
get_weighted_text_embeddings,
prepare_scheduler_for_custom_training,
pyramid_noise_like,
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if args.min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.soft_min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_soft_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.soft_min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.scale_v_pred_loss_like_noise_pred:
loss = scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler)
if args.debiased_estimation_loss:
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import library.custom_train_functions as custom_train_functions
from library.custom_train_functions import (
apply_snr_weight,
apply_soft_snr_weight,
get_weighted_text_embeddings,
prepare_scheduler_for_custom_training,
scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction,
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"ss_face_crop_aug_range": args.face_crop_aug_range,
"ss_prior_loss_weight": args.prior_loss_weight,
"ss_min_snr_gamma": args.min_snr_gamma,
"ss_soft_min_snr_gamma": args.soft_min_snr_gamma,
"ss_scale_weight_norms": args.scale_weight_norms,
"ss_ip_noise_gamma": args.ip_noise_gamma,
"ss_debiased_estimation": bool(args.debiased_estimation_loss),
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import library.custom_train_functions as custom_train_functions
from library.custom_train_functions import (
apply_snr_weight,
apply_soft_snr_weight,
prepare_scheduler_for_custom_training,
scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction,
add_v_prediction_like_loss,
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if args.min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.soft_min_snr_gamma:
loss = apply_soft_snr_weight(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler, args.soft_min_snr_gamma, args.v_parameterization)
if args.scale_v_pred_loss_like_noise_pred:
loss = scale_v_prediction_loss_like_noise_prediction(loss, timesteps, noise_scheduler)
if args.v_pred_like_loss:
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