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We present PeRFlow (Piecewise Rectified Flow): Fast sampling. Efficient training. Transferrable to various SD-based models/methods. Fully Open-Sourced. ➡️Website: ➡️Github: Screenshot for fast text-to-multiview with PeRFlow:

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Suraj Patil2 years ago

Really cool work! Would be nice to have the demos on hf spaces, happy to help!

Xingchao Liu2 years ago

Contributions are welcomed!

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