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Six more ControlNet model cards on Hugging Face: what each card and file list states
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What this guide covers
For anyone choosing which ControlNet card to read next. It sets out, for six repositories, the base model, control type, training notes, licence field as written and file sizes, and where cards and file lists disagree. It is a card-only reading: nothing was downloaded or run, and no licence is interpreted.
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Six more ControlNet model cards on Hugging Face: what each card and file list states
Coverage
For anyone choosing which ControlNet card to read next. It sets out, for six repositories, the base model, control type, training notes, licence field as written and file sizes, and where cards and file lists disagree. It is a card-only reading: nothing was downloaded or run, and no licence is interpreted.
Useful starting points
- Two of the six cards are only a metadata header, so they say nothing about the control image or how to use the model.
- A licence field in a card header is the uploader's own entry; check the actual licence text before any use.
- A card header can name a licence file that the repository does not contain, so compare the header with the file list.
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