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CLIPAway: Harmonizing Focused Embeddings for Removing Objects via Diffusion Models

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arxiv 2406.09368 v1 pith:55HX36EX submitted 2024-06-13 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords clipawaydiffusionembeddingsinpaintingmodelsobjectbackgrounddatasets
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Advanced image editing techniques, particularly inpainting, are essential for seamlessly removing unwanted elements while preserving visual integrity. Traditional GAN-based methods have achieved notable success, but recent advancements in diffusion models have produced superior results due to their training on large-scale datasets, enabling the generation of remarkably realistic inpainted images. Despite their strengths, diffusion models often struggle with object removal tasks without explicit guidance, leading to unintended hallucinations of the removed object. To address this issue, we introduce CLIPAway, a novel approach leveraging CLIP embeddings to focus on background regions while excluding foreground elements. CLIPAway enhances inpainting accuracy and quality by identifying embeddings that prioritize the background, thus achieving seamless object removal. Unlike other methods that rely on specialized training datasets or costly manual annotations, CLIPAway provides a flexible, plug-and-play solution compatible with various diffusion-based inpainting techniques.

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    RORem trains an SDXL-based object remover on a 200K-pair dataset grown by iterative human feedback and a learned discriminator, surpassing prior methods by roughly 18 points in human-judged success rate.

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