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Design What You Desire: Icon Generation from Orthogonal Application and Theme Labels

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arxiv 2208.00439 v1 pith:HKDL3S7E submitted 2022-07-31 cs.CV

Design What You Desire: Icon Generation from Orthogonal Application and Theme Labels

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keywords orthogonalthemegenerationiconiconganlabelsappicondiscriminators
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Generative adversarial networks (GANs) have been trained to be professional artists able to create stunning artworks such as face generation and image style transfer. In this paper, we focus on a realistic business scenario: automated generation of customizable icons given desired mobile applications and theme styles. We first introduce a theme-application icon dataset, termed AppIcon, where each icon has two orthogonal theme and app labels. By investigating a strong baseline StyleGAN2, we observe mode collapse caused by the entanglement of the orthogonal labels. To solve this challenge, we propose IconGAN composed of a conditional generator and dual discriminators with orthogonal augmentations, and a contrastive feature disentanglement strategy is further designed to regularize the feature space of the two discriminators. Compared with other approaches, IconGAN indicates a superior advantage on the AppIcon benchmark. Further analysis also justifies the effectiveness of disentangling app and theme representations. Our project will be released at: https://github.com/architect-road/IconGAN.

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