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Is Animatediff used for inference , or just training only? #42

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moonsunstars39 opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 4 comments
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Is Animatediff used for inference , or just training only? #42

moonsunstars39 opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 4 comments

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@moonsunstars39
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Hello,

I tried to run the inference demo without Animatediff model, it seems like running ok. Is the AnimateDiff motion module necessary for the inference process? 'cause I couldn't find anywhere import the motion module in your code except training process.

In addtion, can I use Animatediff v3 instead of v2 ? I have this odd question because you placed mm_v2.ckpt in the inference example :D

Thank you in advance.

@theFoxofSky
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It is just for training. It remains in the inference code because the inference code is modified based on the training one.

@moonsunstars39
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It is just for training. It remains in the inference code because the inference code is modified based on the training one.

Thank you :D

@Russell-Zeng
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In the "3.1. Implementation Details" section, it is mentioned that "In motion learning, only motion modules, which are initialized from AnimateDiff [8], are optimizable." I would like to understand why the motion module trained in the second phase doesn't participate in inference. Could you clarify the reason behind this decision?
many thanks

@theFoxofSky
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In the "3.1. Implementation Details" section, it is mentioned that "In motion learning, only motion modules, which are initialized from AnimateDiff [8], are optimizable." I would like to understand why the motion module trained in the second phase doesn't participate in inference. Could you clarify the reason behind this decision? many thanks

Here, the not-used one is the initialization parameter, the trained one is used

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