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I'll show you how the difference in training data I mentioned in my post appears in the results. It's roughly like this. Please understand that I can't share the images because I generated them for my 'peso-์งค' (a type of meme/image) and intended to use them myself. I want to generate a woman holding a doll, but a random animal might appear. As you can see well in the photos, black cats, teddy bears, white rabbits, and gray cats come out well. These are tags with a lot of training data and good training for dolls. These are the ones that came out the way I wanted. Calico cats and white cats are quite ambiguous, right? Suddenly, the person hugging the cat becomes unrealistically chubby... This type of result comes from tags where the training for 'calico cat + doll' is scarce or non-existent. If you want to generate dolls, these are tags to avoid. For dolls, I think I used 'plushie,' 'fluffy doll,' and 'big doll,' and I remember adding '(desired animal) doll' or '(desired animal) plushie' in addition to those. I don't remember exactly because my records are gone.

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