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Decoupled Textual Embeddings for Customized Image Generation

AAAI 2024 · Image generation › Text-to-image diffusion · approach: Multi-concept composition · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes DETEX, which represents each training image with an image-shared subject embedding plus image-specific pose and background embeddings (produced by CLIP-fed attribute mappers), trained jointly with a cross-attention loss and random background filtering to disentangle the concept for customized text-to-image generation.

Problem

Customized text-to-image generation from a few images tends to overfit and entangle subject-unrelated information (background, pose) with the learned concept, limiting editability and composition into new scenes.

Approach

Represent each image with multiple word embeddings: one shared subject embedding plus image-specific pose and background embeddings produced by attribute mappers from CLIP image features, supervised by a cross-attention loss tied to subject masks and a joint training scheme that randomly removes backgrounds. At inference only the subject embedding is used, optionally with the pose/background embed

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add attribute mappers for pose and background embeddings (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-I (FG): 0.7563 -> 0.7695Helped
Add attribute mappers for pose and background embeddings (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchDINO-I (FG): 0.5789 -> 0.5797Helped
Add attribute mappers for pose and background embeddings (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-T: 0.3295 -> 0.3301Hurt
Add cross-attention loss (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-T: 0.3287 -> 0.3301Helped
Add cross-attention loss (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-I (FG): 0.7548 -> 0.7695Helped
Add cross-attention loss (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchDINO-I (FG): 0.5766 -> 0.5797Helped
Add joint training strategy (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-I (FG): 0.7403 -> 0.7695Helped
Add joint training strategy (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchDINO-I (FG): 0.5625 -> 0.5797Helped
Add joint training strategy (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-T: 0.3327 -> 0.3301Hurt
Add masked diffusion loss (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-T: 0.3301 -> 0.3289Hurt
Add masked diffusion loss (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchCLIP-I (FG): 0.7695 -> 0.7498Hurt
Add masked diffusion loss (ablation)DETEX · DreamBenchDINO-I (FG): 0.5797 -> 0.5624Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: DreamBench regularization images generated by Stable Diffusion

Benchmarks: DreamBench

Metrics: CLIP-T CLIP-I CLIP-I (FG) DINO-I DINO-I (FG) user preference

Baselines: Textual Inversion DreamBooth Custom Diffusion SVDiff ViCo DreamBooth+LoRA

Builds on: Custom Diffusion Stable Diffusion Textual Inversion DisenBooth

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