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InpDiffusion: Image Inpainting Localization via Conditional Diffusion Models

AAAI 2025 · Image generation › Fast diffusion sampling · approach: Diffusion models as perception tools · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Treats image inpainting localization as conditional mask generation with a diffusion model, adding edge supervision and a dual-stream multi-scale extractor to reduce overconfident predictions and recover subtle boundaries.

Problem

Image inpainting localization (IIL) suffers from overconfident point predictions and difficulty detecting subtle tampering boundaries in inpainted images produced by increasingly realistic GAN and diffusion inpainting.

Approach

Reformulates IIL as conditional denoising of a mask using a diffusion model, conditioned on semantic and edge features from a PVT-based Adaptive Conditional Network; a dual-decoder denoiser predicts both the mask and its edge at each step, with an edge supervision loss that constrains sampling randomness. A Dual-stream Multi-scale Feature Extractor (DMFE) built from dilated asymmetric convolutions

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add edge supervision to the denoising network (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K TMAUC: 91.6 -> 93.7Helped
Add edge supervision to the denoising network (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K CNNAUC: 93.3 -> 96.2Helped
Add edge supervision to the denoising network (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K GANAUC: 93.7 -> 95.6Helped
Add edge supervision to the denoising network (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K DMAUC: 82.4 -> 84.3Helped
Add DMFE while retaining edge supervision (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K CNNAUC: 94.0 -> 96.2Helped
Add DMFE while retaining edge supervision (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K TMAUC: 91.9 -> 93.7Helped
Add DMFE while retaining edge supervision (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K GANAUC: 93.5 -> 95.6Helped
Add DMFE while retaining edge supervision (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K DMAUC: 82.8 -> 84.3Helped
Increase sampling steps up to 10 (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K, all inpainting typesAUCHelped
Increase sampling steps beyond 10 (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K, all inpainting typesAUCNo clear effect
Set mask-to-edge loss ratio to 7:3 (ablation)InpDiffusion · Inpaint32K, all inpainting typesAUCHelped
Use SNR Shift -2log(6) instead of -2log(12) (ablation)InpDiffusion · TrainingAUCHelped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Inpaint32K DID AutoSplice IMD Nist

Benchmarks: Inpaint32K DID AutoSplice IMD Nist

Metrics: pixel-level AUC

Baselines: MantraNet MVSSNet TANet MFINet CFLNet ECNet

Builds on: denoising diffusion probabilistic models Pyramid Vision Transformer Res2Net SNR-based variance schedule

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