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Could image recognition be used to pre filter seeds? By this I mean: it picks a seed and starts generating the image, then stops at 15% of the total steps and analyzes it, if certain parameters are not ok it stops creating the image and tries with a new seed, e.g. if there is one person and there are three arms it skips the seed and moves to another.
There could be standard parameters (e.g. one person in image needs two arms, two legs, one head) or people could set up specific ones (e.g. if I want to make an image with two flowers,if it finds three in the image it skips the seed), so in this case it would need to look for flowers and count how many there are.
It would slow down the process but if you are generating large batches it would save a lot of processing time.
I am not a programmer so can't make it, and I am not sure how advanced the image recognition tools are, but I think if it is doable it would be a good extension.
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Could image recognition be used to pre filter seeds? By this I mean: it picks a seed and starts generating the image, then stops at 15% of the total steps and analyzes it, if certain parameters are not ok it stops creating the image and tries with a new seed, e.g. if there is one person and there are three arms it skips the seed and moves to another.
There could be standard parameters (e.g. one person in image needs two arms, two legs, one head) or people could set up specific ones (e.g. if I want to make an image with two flowers,if it finds three in the image it skips the seed), so in this case it would need to look for flowers and count how many there are.
It would slow down the process but if you are generating large batches it would save a lot of processing time.
I am not a programmer so can't make it, and I am not sure how advanced the image recognition tools are, but I think if it is doable it would be a good extension.
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