api
Maintainer: pixray
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Model overview
api is a bare-bones version of the Pixray image generation system. Pixray combines various previous ideas such as Perception Engines, CLIP guided GAN imagery, and Sampling Generative Networks. Pixray is a Python library and command line utility, also usable in Google Colab notebooks. It offers more customization options than the similar pixray-api model, but less than the full-featured pixray model.
Model inputs and outputs
The api model takes a YAML string as input, which contains settings for the image generation process. The output is an array of image URLs, representing the generated images.
Inputs
- settings: A YAML string containing configuration options for the image generation.
Outputs
- Output: An array of image URLs, each representing a generated image.
Capabilities
The api model can generate diverse and visually striking images from text prompts. It can create surreal, abstract, and photorealistic images across a wide range of subjects and styles.
What can I use it for?
The api model can be used for creative projects, art generation, and prototyping ideas. It could be integrated into applications or web services that require on-demand image generation from text descriptions. The model's ability to produce unique and unexpected images makes it a useful tool for creative exploration and ideation.
Things to try
Try experimenting with different YAML settings to see how they affect the generated images. Explore prompts that combine multiple concepts or styles to create more complex and surprising outputs. You can also try using the api model as a starting point for further image manipulation or processing.
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