EntropyDrop/SKING_DDJ_Dataset

SKING_DDJ Public Generation Dataset

This repository contains data from public skin-generation tasks performed on entropydrop_website with models in the SKING_DDJ series. It is limited to public generation data from this model family; private generations, manual edits, manual uploads, and unrelated model families are not included.

Depending on the generation pipeline and the data available for a task, a record may contain:

• the original input image;
• an intermediate edited image;
• the final generated skin image; and
• the text prompt, when one was provided.

Directory structure

entropydrop_website_generations/
└── <model_version>/
    ├── <generation_id>_source.png
    ├── <generation_id>_edited.png
    ├── <generation_id>_result.png
    ├── <generation_id>_prompt.txt
    ├── <generation_id>_source_err.png
    ├── <generation_id>_edited_err.png
    └── <generation_id>_result_err.png

Image files may use either .png or .jpg, according to the format of the stored image. Each <model_version> directory corresponds to the model version recorded for the generation task. The <generation_id> is the stable task ID used to associate the source, intermediate, result, and prompt files belonging to the same generation.

Not every task produces every file type. For example, a pipeline may not have an original image or an intermediate image. A missing optional file therefore does not by itself indicate an incomplete or corrupted dataset entry. Empty prompts are omitted.

File suffixes

Suffix	Meaning
_source	Original image supplied to the generation task.
_edited	Intermediate image produced or consumed between pipeline stages.
_result	Final generated skin image.
_prompt.txt	Text prompt associated with the generation task.
_source_err	Original image associated with a generation that failed validation.
_edited_err	Intermediate image associated with a generation that failed validation.
_result_err	Result image associated with a generation that failed validation.

Error samples

Failed generations are intentionally retained when the generated image does not conform to the required camera or viewing-angle specification. Every image available for such a task is named with the _err suffix so that the task can be identified and analyzed without being confused with a valid generation.

The _err suffix describes the validation outcome of the generation task as a whole. In particular, a _source_err file is the original input associated with a failed task; it does not necessarily mean that the source image itself is invalid.