[New Notebook] Biological Texture Generation (Iris) using LCM & OpenVINO#3288
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Description:
This Pull Request adds a new notebook demonstrating the generation of high-fidelity biological textures, specifically iris patterns, using Latent Consistency Models (LCM) optimized with OpenVINO.
This notebook addresses the need for efficient, high-quality texture generation in medical imaging and biometric datasets, significantly reducing inference steps compared to traditional Latent Diffusion Models (LDMs).
Related Issue:
Closes #3241
Key Features:
Checklist:
%pip installin the first cell.README.mdcreated in the notebook folder.