Thanks! I initially didn't think that such extensions would be what I am looking for (they show which parts of the image are heavily influenced by the prompt), but they do give a visual clue as what parts are definitely important to keep in the prompt, whereas image areas that are hardly getting attention might tell me which parts of the prompt are less impactful.
And it gives me a few repo's to dig through the code. Older ones (archived/read-only) are fine, they are often easier to read than the more optimized (but also feature-rich) code that exists nowadays.
Nice answer! Is there a number of concepts, to your knowledge/experience, where a LORA no longer works? For instance, if I want to make a model that understands all car brands and types, assuming that the base model doesn't of course, would a LORA still be sensible here?
Most LORAs I find have a more specialized narrow focus, and I don't know if I would just start with multiple LORAs dealing with individual concepts (a LORA for a "1931 Minerva 8 AL Rollston Convertible Sedan", a LORA for a "Maybach SW 42, 1939", etc.) or if I should try and generate one LORA to ~~rule~~ know them all...