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The consistency capability of generative models is constrained by the distribution of character concepts in the training data, rather than the model's true memory of a specific person, so text-to-image models can usually only preserve high-level semantic features (such as hair color, clothing category), and are weaker at preserving fine facial proportions, left-right symmetry and small accessories.
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