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This guide provides a comprehensive technical deep dive for developers migrating image generation workflows from services like DALL-E, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion to Ideogram. It covers API parameter mapping, architectural patterns (like the Adapter pattern), and provides code examples to ensure a stable, gradual, and feature-rich transition to Ideogram's platform.

This skill simulates a complete, multi-agent software development lifecycle following the principles of Agile and Scrum. It guides the project through six distinct, iterative phases: Architectural Planning, Parallel Implementation, Comprehensive Testing (Unit/E2E), Review, and Finalization. The process uses a convergent diffusion model, refining specifications and resolving conflicts across multiple specialized agents until the project converges and is deemed complete.

A comprehensive guide to leveraging Stable Diffusion models via the HuggingFace Diffusers library. This skill facilitates state-of-the-art image creation, including Text-to-Image generation from prompts, Image-to-Image translation, inpainting, outpainting, and advanced workflow building. Supports various models like SDXL and SD 3.0, ideal for professional creative and computational vision tasks.

DiffDock uses diffusion-based deep learning to predict protein-ligand binding poses, confidence, and batch virtual screening workflows for structure-based drug design.

Collection of battle-tested PyTorch training recipes covering architecture selection, optimizers, LR scheduling, precision tips, and debugging to train or fine-tune LLMs, vision, diffusion, and biomedical models with high GPU throughput.

DiffDock is a state-of-the-art deep learning tool utilizing diffusion models to predict the precise 3D binding poses of small molecule ligands to protein targets. It is essential for structure-based drug design, allowing users to perform virtual screening and identify potential drug candidates. The system processes both PDB structures and SMILES inputs, providing confidence scores to assess prediction reliability. Note: This tool predicts binding pose and confidence, not binding affinity.