salivary gland-LECO

Low-rank adaptation for Erasing COncepts from diffusion models.

For experiments and training related to dog digestive glands.

- target: "saliva"
  positive: "saliva, drool, liquid, mouth, wet, dribble, tongue, moisture, slobber, secretion, fluid, slime, glide, trace, path, flow, slip, slide, dampness, glisten, lubrication, trail, saliva_mark, spit, salivation, moistness, damp, trickle, goo, runny, excretion, saliva_droplet, dribbling, gloss, slick, spit_trace, drool_track, mouthwatering, spit_flow, spit_streak, spit_residue, mouthjuice, dribble_mark, spit_path, saliva_stream, slobber_trail, saliva_trail, drool_line, moist_path"
  action: "erase"

Note that in the furry model "humans with food aggression" will attempt to steal food from dogs.

In addition to investigating the function of the dog's stomach, Pavlov also conducted experiments on the digestive glands, which ultimately earned him the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1904.