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Coherent Zero-Shot Visual Instruction Generation

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arxiv 2406.04337 v2 pith:AEKKJVUQ submitted 2024-06-06 cs.CV cs.AI

classification cs.CVcs.AI
keywords instructionsmodelsvisualapproachcoherentconsistencydiffusiongeneration
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Despite the advances in text-to-image synthesis, particularly with diffusion models, generating visual instructions that require consistent representation and smooth state transitions of objects across sequential steps remains a formidable challenge. This paper introduces a simple, training-free framework to tackle the issues, capitalizing on the advancements in diffusion models and large language models (LLMs). Our approach systematically integrates text comprehension and image generation to ensure visual instructions are visually appealing and maintain consistency and accuracy throughout the instruction sequence. We validate the effectiveness by testing multi-step instructions and comparing the text alignment and consistency with several baselines. Our experiments show that our approach can visualize coherent and visually pleasing instructions

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  1. ShowHowTo: Generating Scene-Conditioned Step-by-Step Visual Instructions

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    A video diffusion model generates scene-conditioned, step-by-step visual instructions from an input image and text prompts, trained on a new 0.6M-sequence dataset.

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