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Prompt-tuning Latent Diffusion Models for Inverse Problems

ICML 2024 · Image generation › Text-to-image diffusion · approach: Compositional text-to-image guidance · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes P2L, which jointly tunes the null/text embedding on-the-fly during latent diffusion posterior sampling and projects latents onto the encoder's range via a proximal step, improving LDM-based inverse problem solving on FFHQ and ImageNet at 512x512.

Problem

Latent diffusion models for imaging inverse problems typically use a fixed null text prompt, which yields suboptimal reconstructions; LDM latents also drift off the encoder's range, causing artifacts.

Approach

Alternate between optimizing the text embedding on-the-fly to fit the measurement and updating the latent, plus periodically projecting the clean latent onto the range space of the VAE encoder via a proximal data-consistency step.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Optimize the text embedding on-the-fly instead of using the null prompt (ablation)LDPS · FFHQ, SR ×8FID: 61.16 -> 58.73Helped
Add encoder-range projection while retaining prompt tuning (ablation)P2L · FFHQ, SR ×8FID: 58.73 -> 52.96Helped
Add the proximal Γ update before encoder-range projection (ablation)P2L with range projection · FFHQ, SR ×8FID: 55.91 -> 55.68Helped
Use prompt tuning, encoder-range projection, and proximal Γ together (ablation)P2L · FFHQ inpaintingFID: 52.34 -> 46.92Helped
Replace proximal Γ with gluing (ablation)P2L projection · FFHQ SR ×8, σ_y=0.05FID: 65.90 -> 68.99Hurt
Optimize prompt embeddings for 5 iterations with learning rate 1e-3 (ablation)P2L prompt tuning · FFHQ SR ×8, 256 test imagesFID: 61.16 -> 62.67Hurt
Use P2L instead of the strongest listed baselineStable Diffusion v1.4 inverse problem solver · FFHQ motion deblurringFID: 24.40 -> 28.34Hurt
Use P2L instead of the strongest listed baselineStable Diffusion v1.4 inverse problem solver · FFHQ Gaussian deblurringPSNR: 28.49 -> 26.97Hurt
Use P2L instead of the strongest listed baselineStable Diffusion v1.4 inverse problem solver · ImageNet inpaintingPSNR: 23.28 -> 21.99Hurt
Use P2L instead of the strongest listed baselineStable Diffusion v1.4 inverse problem solver · FFHQ SR ×8FID: 36.04 -> 31.23Helped
Use P2L instead of the strongest listed baselineStable Diffusion v1.4 inverse problem solver · FFHQ inpaintingFID: 33.92 -> 26.27Helped
Use P2L instead of the strongest listed baselineStable Diffusion v1.4 inverse problem solver · ImageNet motion deblurringFID: 59.08 -> 54.11Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: FFHQ 512x512 ImageNet 512x512

Benchmarks: FFHQ 512x512 1k validation ImageNet 512x512 1k validation DIV2K 768x768

Metrics: FID LPIPS PSNR

Baselines: LDPS GML-DPS PSLD LDIR DDS DPS DiffPIR

Builds on: diffusion posterior sampling (DPS) latent diffusion models prompt tuning Adam PALI captioning

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