StyleGAN-: Extending StyleGAN to Arbitrary-Ratio Translation With StyleBook

Although pre-trained large-scale generative models StyleGAN series have proven to be effective in various editing and translation tasks, they are limited to pre-defined fixed aspect ratio. To overcome this limitation, we propose StyleGAN-$\infty$∞, a model that enables pre-trained StyleGAN to perform arbitrary-ratio conditional synthesis. Our key insight is to distill the expressive StyleGAN features into a StyleBook, such that an arbitrary-ratio condition can be translated to other forms by properly assembling pre-defined StyleBook vectors. To learn and leverage the StyleBook, we employ a network with three distinct stages, each corresponding to StyleBook extraction, StyleBook correspondence learning, and arbitrary-ratio synthesis. Extensive experiments on various conditional synthesis tasks, like super-resolution, sketch synthesis, and semantic synthesis, demonstrate superior performances over state-of-the-art image-to-image translation methods. Moreover, our model can easily generate megapixel images in diverse modalities by taking advantage of different pre-trained StyleGAN models.

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IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tvcg.2024.3522565
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Natural Language Processing Techniques
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StyleGAN-: Extending StyleGAN to Arbitrary-Ratio Translation With StyleBook

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Abstract

Although pre-trained large-scale generative models StyleGAN series have proven to be effective in various editing and translation tasks, they are limited to pre-defined fixed aspect ratio. To overcome this limitation, we propose StyleGAN-$\infty$∞, a model that enables pre-trained StyleGAN to perform arbitrary-ratio conditional synthesis. Our key insight is to distill the expressive StyleGAN features into a StyleBook, such that an arbitrary-ratio condition can be translated to other forms by properly assembling pre-defined StyleBook vectors. To learn and leverage the StyleBook, we employ a network with three distinct stages, each corresponding to StyleBook extraction, StyleBook correspondence learning, and arbitrary-ratio synthesis. Extensive experiments on various conditional synthesis tasks, like super-resolution, sketch synthesis, and semantic synthesis, demonstrate superior performances over state-of-the-art image-to-image translation methods. Moreover, our model can easily generate megapixel images in diverse modalities by taking advantage of different pre-trained StyleGAN models.

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer GraphicsVol. 31(9)
Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK), Ocean University of China (CN), Cardiff University (GB), Singapore Management University (SG), South China University of Technology (CN)
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