Towards Arbitrary Text-driven Image Manipulation via Space Alignment

Yunpeng Bai, Zihan Zhong, Chao Dong, Weichen Zhang, Guowei Xu +1 more
1/25/2023
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Abstract

The recent GAN inversion methods have been able to successfully invert the real image input to the corresponding editable latent code in StyleGAN. By combining with the language-vision model (CLIP), some text-driven image manipulation methods are proposed. However, these methods require extra costs to perform optimization for a certain image or a new attribute editing mode. To achieve a more efficient editing method, we propose a new Text-driven image Manipulation framework via Space Alignment (TMSA). The Space Alignment module aims to align the same semantic regions in CLIP and StyleGAN spaces. Then, the text input can be directly accessed into the StyleGAN space and be used to find the semantic shift according to the text description. The framework can support arbitrary image editing mode without additional cost. Our work provides the user with an interface to control the attributes of a given image according to text input and get the result in real time. Ex tensive experiments demonstrate our superior performance over prior works.

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@article{bai2023towards,
  title  = {Towards Arbitrary Text-driven Image Manipulation via Space Alignment},
  author = {Yunpeng Bai and Zihan Zhong and Chao Dong and Weichen Zhang and Guowei Xu and Chun Yuan},
  year   = {2023},
  eprint = {2301.10670},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2301.10670v3}
}

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