Difference between split-einsum models?

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by BadIdea102 - opened

coreml-anything-v3.0 / split-einsum:

  • anything-v3.0-current_split-einsum_first-VAED.zip
  • anything-v3.0-first_split-einsum_current-VAEE.zip
  • anything-v3_split-einsum.zip

Why are there three of these models instead of one? Why "VAEE" and "VAED"? Is the last one current/current, first/first, or something else? Which one should I use?

Core ML Models org

I believe that VAED and VAEE have different VAEs burned in from the third one, which is the one you should download as it is the default version.

Core ML Models org

Last year anything-v3.0 was the first model released. Later, anything-v3-better-vae was released. But now anything-v3-better-vae is published as anything-v3.0.
The CoreML model converted from the currently published anything-v3.0 has a problem that the color of the generated image using Neural Engine becomes very strange.
anything-v3.0-current_split-einsum_first-VAED.zip avoids this problem by using the first model VAEDecoder.
anything-v3.0-first_split-einsum_current-VAEE.zip is the CoreML model converted from the first model with the current model VAEEncoder.
anything-v3.0-current_split-einsum_first-VAED.zip is my recommended model.

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