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Exploring Fixed Point in Image Editing: Theoretical Support and Convergence Optimization

NeurIPS 2024 · Image generation › Editing and style transfer · approach: Inversion-based diffusion editing · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proves existence and uniqueness of fixed points in DDIM inversion via a contraction argument, proposes an inter-path fixed-point convergence loss (f(zt)-f(ẑt)), and applies fixed-point-based NTI to unsupervised image dehazing.

Problem

DDIM inversion approximates z_t by z_{t-1}, introducing accumulating errors that hurt image reconstruction and editing; prior fixed-point methods (AIDI, FPI) lack proof that fixed points exist and use a convergence criterion that may not identify true fixed points.

Approach

Shows the DDIM inversion step map is a contraction (Lipschitz constant 1 - k·sqrt(alpha_bar_t) < 1), so Banach's theorem gives unique fixed points; because of uniqueness, replaces the intra-path convergence criterion f(zt)-zt with an inter-path criterion f(zt)-f(ẑt) using a perturbed path ẑt = zt + ε.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchStructure Distance×103 ↓: 69.521 / 70.495 -> 69.190 / 70.046Helped
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchPSNR ↑: 17.83 / 17.73 -> 17.87 / 17.74Mixed
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchLPIPS×103 ↓: 208.98 / 210.76 -> 208.88 / 210.71Helped
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchMSE×104 ↓: 221.48 / 225.60 -> 219.85 / 225.50Helped
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchSSIM×102 ↑: 71.14 / 70.91 -> 71.15 / 70.91Mixed
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchCLIP similarity Whole ↑: 25.19 / 23.66 -> 25.31 / 23.80Helped
Use inter-path loss instead of intra-path loss for fixed-point convergence (ablation)P2P fixed-point image editing · PIE-BenchCLIP similarity Edited ↑: 22.53 / 21.33 -> 22.58 / 21.37Helped
Add fixed-point inversion to NTINTI dehazing · RESIDE real-world scenesBRISQUE ↓: 27.5879 -> 24.1297Helped
Add fixed-point inversion to NTINTI dehazing · RESIDE real-world scenesNIQE ↓: 4.4499 -> 3.4777Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: PIE-Bench RESIDE

Benchmarks: PIE-Bench RESIDE

Metrics: Structure distance PSNR LPIPS MSE SSIM CLIP similarity BRISQUE NIQE

Baselines: P2P f(zt)-zt fixed-point criterion (AIDI/FPI) NTI NTI w fixed point

Builds on: DDIM Prompt-to-Prompt null-text inversion AIDI FPI

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