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Enhance Image Classification via Inter-Class Image Mixup with Diffusion Model

CVPR 2024 · Image generation › Text-to-image diffusion · approach: T2I evaluation and controllable adapters · 35 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Diff-Mix, which personalizes Stable Diffusion (TI+DB with LoRA) and performs SDEdit-style inter-class image translation to create faithful yet background-diverse synthetic data for classification.

Problem

Generative data augmentation with text-to-image models for domain-specific image classification produces samples that are either unfaithful to foreground concepts (vanilla distillation) or lack background diversity (intra-class augmentation).

Approach

Fine-tune Stable Diffusion with Textual Inversion plus LoRA-based U-Net tuning to get faithful domain concepts, then translate reference images from other classes using a class prompt, so the foreground changes class while the background is retained, with soft labels via a nonlinear interpolation rule.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Diff-Mix instead of the strongest listed baseline augmentationResNet50 classifier · Conventional classification across five fine-grained datasetsaverage accuracy gain: +0.56Helped
Use Diff-Mix instead of the strongest listed baseline augmentationViT-B/16 classifier · Conventional classification across five fine-grained datasetsaverage accuracy gain: +0.48Helped
Add CutMix to Diff-MixDiff-Mix classifier · Conventional classification across five fine-grained datasetsaverage accuracy gain: +0.63; +0.72Helped
Use Diff-Mix rather than CutMixCUB-trained classifier evaluated on Waterbird · Waterbird averageaccuracy: 71.23 -> 72.47Helped
Use Diff-Mix rather than CutMixCUB-trained classifier evaluated on Waterbird · Waterbird: waterbird with land backgroundaccuracy: 60.12 -> 63.24Helped
Fine-tune both the text identifier and U-Net instead of only the identifier (ablation)Diff-Mix · CUB, 5-shotaccuracy: 57.64 -> 59.41Helped
Fine-tune both the text identifier and U-Net instead of only the U-Net (ablation)Diff-Mix · CUB, 5-shotaccuracy: 56.11 -> 59.41Helped
Fine-tune both the text identifier and U-Net instead of only the identifier (ablation)Diff-Mix · CUB, all-shotaccuracy: 81.86 -> 82.85Helped
Fine-tune both the text identifier and U-Net instead of only the U-Net (ablation)Diff-Mix · CUB, all-shotaccuracy: 81.99 -> 82.85Helped
Increase the number of referable classes used as image sources (ablation)Diff-Mix · CUBaccuracyHelped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: CUB-200-2011 Stanford Cars Oxford Flowers Stanford Dogs FGVC Aircraft CUB-LT Flower-LT Waterbird

Benchmarks: CUB-200-2011 Stanford Cars Oxford Flowers Stanford Dogs FGVC Aircraft CUB-LT Flower-LT Waterbird

Metrics: top-1 classification accuracy FID

Baselines: Real-Gen Real-Aug Real-Mix Diff-Gen Diff-Aug Real-Filtering Real-Guidance Da-fusion CutMix Mixup CMO CMO+DRW

Builds on: Stable Diffusion DreamBooth Textual Inversion SDEdit Da-fusion CutMix Mixup SYNAuG

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