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STGAN: A Unified Selective Transfer Network for Arbitrary Image Attribute Editing

CVPR 2019 · Image generation › Editing and style transfer · approach: GAN inversion for editing · 389 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the difference between target and source attributes rather than the full target attribute vector (ablation)STGAN · CelebA facial attribute editingattribute generation accuracyHelped
Use the difference attribute vector rather than the full target attribute vector (ablation)STGAN · CelebA reconstructionreconstruction qualityHelped
Replace STU with a convolution conditioned on encoder features and the difference attribute vector (ablation)STGAN · CelebA facial attribute editingattribute generation accuracyHurt
Use residual learning for the convolution-based feature transformation (ablation)STGAN-conv · CelebA facial attribute editingattribute generation accuracyHelped
Use residual learning for STU (ablation)STGAN · CelebA facial attribute editingattribute generation accuracyMixed
Use the transformed feature as the hidden state, replacing STU's modified output arrangement with GRU (ablation)STGAN · CelebA facial attribute editingattribute generation accuracyMixed
Add skip connections (ablation)AttGAN · AttGAN attribute editingattribute generation accuracyMixed

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