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Towards Scalable Human-aligned Benchmark for Text-guided Image Editing

CVPR 2025 · Image generation › Editing and style transfer · approach: Instruction-based diffusion editing · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces HATIE, a large-scale, fully automated benchmark for text-guided image editing built on GQA images, with a multi-criterion metric whose weights are fitted to user study judgments.

Problem

Text-guided image editing lacks a widely accepted, reproducible, scalable evaluation method; existing evaluations rely on small sets or manual user studies, and conventional metrics (CLIP, detection rate) align poorly with human judgment.

Approach

Builds a large editing query set from GQA scene-graph annotations filtered to COCO classes, and scores edits on five criteria (image quality, object/background fidelity, object/background consistency) using segmentation, CLIP, LPIPS, DINO, and FID, with weights fitted via grid search to user-study winning rates.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Aggregate multiple evaluation metrics into criteria and fit their weights to human judgmentsHATIE · User study test setPearson correlation (Object Fidelity winning rates): 0.8208 vs -0.3410Helped
Aggregate multiple evaluation metrics into criteria and fit their weights to human judgmentsHATIE · User study test setPearson correlation (Background Fidelity winning rates): 0.8971Helped
Aggregate multiple evaluation metrics into criteria and fit their weights to human judgmentsHATIE · User study test setPearson correlation (Object Consistency winning rates): 0.9276Helped
Aggregate multiple evaluation metrics into criteria and fit their weights to human judgmentsHATIE · User study test setPearson correlation (Background Consistency winning rates): 0.8857Helped
Aggregate multiple evaluation metrics into a Total Score and fit weights to human judgmentsHATIE · User study test setPearson correlation (overall winning rates): 0.7143 vs 0.5058Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: GQA COCO

Benchmarks: HATIE

Metrics: FID-based image quality CLIP alignment detection confidence size fidelity LPIPS DINO similarity L2 distance position score winning rate correlation (Pearson, Spearman, Kendall)

Baselines: Imagic Prompt-to-Prompt DiffEdit DiffuseIT FreeDiff MasaCtrl InstructPix2Pix InstructDiffusion MagicBrush TEdBench EditBench EditVal

Builds on: GQA COCO FID CLIP LPIPS

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