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| license: cc0-1.0 | |
| pretty_name: Model Bending Knowledge Base | |
| tags: | |
| - model-bending | |
| - diffusion | |
| - stable-diffusion | |
| - explainability | |
| - xai-for-the-arts | |
| - comfyui | |
| configs: | |
| - config_name: default | |
| data_files: index/viewer*.parquet | |
| # Model Bending Knowledge Base | |
| This dataset records what happens when you bend the inside of a diffusion model. Bending means multiplying, rotating, | |
| adding noise to or otherwise changing the activations of a layer while the model generates. | |
| Each record names: | |
| - the model and the exact part of it that was bent | |
| - the operation, the amount, and the denoising steps it covered | |
| - the full generation setup | |
| - the output, next to an unbent baseline made with the same setup | |
| Artists can browse it to learn what a model does when bent. Agents, such as the | |
| [comfyui-model-bending](https://github.com/abuzreq/comfyui-model-bending-agent) skill, query it to suggest starting | |
| recipes ("more abstract on SD1.5" → which bends tend to do that). | |
| Bends are applied with [ComfyUI-Model-Bending](https://github.com/abuzreq/ComfyUI-Model-Bending). | |
| **8660 records**, 932 cells and 10 findings (index built 2026-10-01T23:11:56Z). Sources: author_experiment 2940, paper 5720. Model families: sd1 8660. | |
| ## Facts are kept apart from interpretation | |
| Every record folder `records/<family>/<source>/<id>/` holds: | |
| | file | what | who made it | | |
| |---|---|---| | |
| | `record.json` | **facts**: model, checkpoint, sampler, scheduler, steps, cfg, seed, size, route; the bends as actually applied (layer path, op, arguments, step window); the output file | the producer named in `provenance` | | |
| | `measurements.json` | **numbers** computed against the unbent baseline: MAE, latent cosine distance, LPIPS, DINOv2 and CLIP distances, a degeneracy guard | each value names its method, and its model when a learned model computed it | | |
| | `interpretations.jsonl` | **interpretation**: captions, "what changed", keywords, effect tags, concept tags, notes, verdicts | each line names its author: a human (`{"type": "human", "name": …}`) or an AI (`{"type": "ai", "model": <exact model id>, "prompt_version": …}`) | | |
| | `output.webp` | the output image | | | |
| Other folders: | |
| - **`baselines/`** holds the unbent renders. | |
| - **`findings/`** holds claims about many records, such as a paper's results, with their authors and citation: | |
| - `level: cell` findings back the cells they cover. | |
| - `level: general` findings give study-wide context. | |
| - **`vocab/effects.json`** is the controlled list of effect tags. | |
| - **`schema/`** holds the JSON Schemas. | |
| Prompts and input images are published only when their owner agreed (`consent`). Otherwise a salted key stands in, so | |
| records can still be counted per prompt. | |
| AI-written interpretations are always labelled with the model that wrote them. Treat them as one reading of the image, | |
| not ground truth. Humans can add their own readings next to them. | |
| ## Cells and evidence | |
| `index/cells.jsonl` groups single-bend records into **cells**: (model family, layer group, sub-module kind, module type, | |
| op, amount bucket, step window, route). Each cell carries: | |
| - record, seed and prompt counts | |
| - the checkpoints it was tested on | |
| - measurement summaries | |
| - effect tags, with who assigned them | |
| - an evidence grade: | |
| - anecdotal: one seed and one prompt | |
| - multi-seed or multi-prompt | |
| - replicated: at least two of each | |
| - study-backed: a cited finding covers the cell | |
| ## Sources | |
| | source | what | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | `paper` | Experiments from *Unboxing Diffusion Models for the Arts: Interactive Model Bending and Practice-Based Explainability*: RealisticVision v5.1 (SD1.5), all-layer multiply and noise sweeps, and the multi-seed, multi-prompt and timestep studies | | |
| | `author_experiment` | Further sweeps by the same author, e.g. rotation across 14 prompts on SD1.4 | | |
| | `sweep` | Graded sweeps: every cell on several prompts and seeds | | |
| | `run` | Bent candidates from agentic novelty-search runs, with their re-rendered baselines | | |
| | `session` | Rounds from agent-assisted bending sessions that the artist chose to share | | |
| | `artist` | Direct contributions | | |
| ## Contributing | |
| Open a **Pull Request** on this dataset with the Hugging Face Hub (`huggingface_hub.upload_folder(..., | |
| create_pr=True)`) or the web UI. A contribution adds a record folder that follows `schema/record.schema.json`. Every | |
| interpretation must name its author, and AI-written ones must name their model. PRs are reviewed before merging. | |
| ## Citation | |
| ```bibtex | |
| @misc{abuzuraiq2026unboxing, | |
| title = {Unboxing Diffusion Models for the Arts: Interactive Model Bending and Practice-Based Explainability}, | |
| author = {Abuzuraiq, Ahmed M. and Pasquier, Philippe}, | |
| year = {2026}, | |
| eprint = {2607.22428}, | |
| archivePrefix = {arXiv} | |
| } | |
| ``` | |