() - emphasize a tag to make it more prominent in your gen [] - de-emphasize a tag, meaning to lessen how much it affects the prompt, but not removing it from the gen altogether. (keyword) increases the strength of the keyword by a factor of 1.1 and is the same as (keyword:1.1).
[keyword] decrease the strength by a factor of 0.9 and is the same as (keyword:0.9). You can use multiple of them, just like in Algebra… The effect is multiplicative. (keyword): 1.1 ((keyword)): 1.21 (((keyword))): 1.33
Similarly, the effects of using multiple [] are [keyword]: 0.9 [[keyword]]: 0.81 [[[keyword]]]: 0.73
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How do (), [] work?
() - emphasize a tag to make it more prominent in your gen
[] - de-emphasize a tag, meaning to lessen how much it affects the prompt, but not removing it from the gen altogether.
(keyword) increases the strength of the keyword by a factor of 1.1 and is the same as (keyword:1.1).
[keyword] decrease the strength by a factor of 0.9 and is the same as (keyword:0.9).
You can use multiple of them, just like in Algebra… The effect is multiplicative.
(keyword): 1.1 ((keyword)): 1.21 (((keyword))): 1.33
Similarly, the effects of using multiple [] are
[keyword]: 0.9 [[keyword]]: 0.81 [[[keyword]]]: 0.73