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A trigger word is a token anchor that activates the target concept during LoRA inference; during training it appears repeatedly as part of the annotations, and the model binds it to the target style or character; during inference, adding the word to the prompt reliably evokes the corresponding features.
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A Complete Guide to High-Quality LoRA Training
redditr/reinforcementlearning10/28/2026
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