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Coarse-to-Fine Latent Diffusion for Pose-Guided Person Image Synthesis

CVPR 2024 · Image generation › Editing and style transfer · approach: Pose-guided person image synthesis · 40 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes CFLD, a coarse-to-fine latent diffusion method for pose-guided person image synthesis that decouples a learned coarse semantic prompt (perception-refined decoder) from fine multi-scale appearance biases (hybrid-granularity attention), trained purely on images without captions.

Problem

Pose-guided person image synthesis with diffusion models tends to overfit when aligning source appearance to target pose, especially for exaggerated poses or invisible regions, due to lacking high-level semantic understanding and requiring image-caption pairs for text-conditioned models.

Approach

Replace text prompts with a coarse-grained prompt learned from the source image via a perception-refined decoder of learnable queries, keep pose control separate via a lightweight pose adapter, and inject fine-grained multi-scale appearance features as biases to the cross-attention queries in up-sampling blocks, so only the up-sampling key/value projections are trained.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use CFLD instead of PIDM‡Pose-guided person image synthesis · DeepFashion 256×176FID: 6.440 -> 6.804Helped
Use CFLD instead of PoCoLDPose-guided person image synthesis · DeepFashion 256×176LPIPS: 0.1642 -> 0.1519Helped
Use CFLD instead of PoCoLDPose-guided person image synthesis · DeepFashion 512×352LPIPS: 0.1920 -> 0.1819Helped
Use CFLD instead of NTED†Pose-guided person image synthesis · DeepFashion 512×352FID: 7.645 -> 7.149Helped
Use PRD prompt with query-bias HGA rather than B1's multi-scale appearance prompt and K,V bias (ablation)CFLD · DeepFashion 256×176LPIPS: 0.2018 -> 0.1519Helped
Use PRD prompt with query-bias HGA rather than a CLIP prompt and K,V bias (ablation)CFLD · DeepFashion 256×176LPIPS: 0.2099 -> 0.1519Helped
Add HGA query biasing with fine-grained appearance features (ablation)CFLD with PRD prompt · DeepFashion 256×176LPIPS: 0.1615 -> 0.1519Helped
Bias Q only rather than Q,K,V (ablation)CFLD · DeepFashion 256×176LPIPS: 0.1742 -> 0.1519Helped
Use PRD instead of a Swin prompt while training K,V (ablation)CFLD · DeepFashion 256×176LPIPS: 0.1912 -> 0.1519Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: DeepFashion In-Shop Clothes Retrieval

Benchmarks: DeepFashion In-Shop Clothes Retrieval

Metrics: FID LPIPS SSIM PSNR R2G G2R Jab

Baselines: PIDM PoCoLD NTED CASD DPTN SPGNet ADGAN GFLA PISE PATN

Builds on: Stable Diffusion ControlNet PIDM PoCoLD DDPM

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