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A LORA is a 'Low rank adaptation' diffusion model, which are generally created for the Stable Diffusion family of image generators. Unlike the main image generator models which use databases of hundreds of millions of images, LORAs can be trained on a database of a few hundred images or even single digit numbers of images.
They're typically used on top of the main Stable Diffusion models in order to get results of a specific subject (ie a LORA trained on a specific anime character) or to get results in specific art styles (ie a LORA trained off of hypothetical porn artist Biggs McTiddies' body of work)
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