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Full Finetuning for LTX possibily extended to other models. (#192)
* Full Finetuning for LTX possibily extended to other models. * Change name of the flag * Used disable grad for component on lora fine tuning enabled * Suggestions Addressed Renamed to SFT Added 2 other models. Testing required. * Switching to Full FineTuning * Run linter. * parse subfolder when needed. * tackle saving and loading hooks. * tackle validation. * fix subfolder bug. * remove __class__. * refactor * remove unnecessary changes * handle saving of final model weights correctly * remove unnecessary changes * LTX uses a default frame rate of 24 FPS We need to modify the output validation framerate to match that value. Add Framerate args. Add Update video output and inference frame rate * There was a results_args mapping that needed to be modified. * update * update README * Update README.md * update docs * add training configuration in cogvideox --------- Co-authored-by: Sayak Paul <spsayakpaul@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Aryan <aryan@huggingface.co> Co-authored-by: Aryan <contact.aryanvs@gmail.com>
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## Training
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Provided you have a dataset:
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For LoRA training, specify `--training_type lora`. For full finetuning, specify `--training_type full-finetune`.
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```bash
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#!/bin/bash
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## Memory Usage
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### LoRA
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LoRA with rank 128, batch size 1, gradient checkpointing, optimizer adamw, `49x512x768` resolution, **without precomputation**:
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```
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Note: requires about `17.5` GB of VRAM with precomputation. If validation is not performed, the memory usage is reduced to `11` GB.
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### Full Finetuning
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```
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Training configuration: {
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"trainable parameters": 1923385472,
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"total samples": 1,
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"train epochs": 10,
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"train steps": 10,
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"batches per device": 1,
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"total batches observed per epoch": 1,
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"train batch size": 1,
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"gradient accumulation steps": 1
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}
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```
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| stage | memory_allocated | max_memory_reserved |
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|:-----------------------------:|:----------------:|:-------------------:|
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| after precomputing conditions | 8.89 | 8.937 |
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| after precomputing latents | 9.701 | 11.615 |
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| before training start | 3.583 | 4.025 |
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| after epoch 1 | 10.769 | 20.357 |
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| before validation start | 10.769 | 20.357 |
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| after validation end | 10.769 | 28.332 |
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| after training end | 10.769 | 12.904 |
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## Inference
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Assuming your LoRA is saved and pushed to the HF Hub, and named `my-awesome-name/my-awesome-lora`, we can now use the finetuned model for inference:
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