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Automatic Generation of Fashion Images using Prompting in Generative Machine Learning Models

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arxiv 2407.14944 v1 pith:6BMBKUEV submitted 2024-07-20 cs.CV

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keywords fashioncreativitylearningmodelsdescriptionsfew-shotgenerationprompting
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The advent of artificial intelligence has contributed in a groundbreaking transformation of the fashion industry, redefining creativity and innovation in unprecedented ways. This work investigates methodologies for generating tailored fashion descriptions using two distinct Large Language Models and a Stable Diffusion model for fashion image creation. Emphasizing adaptability in AI-driven fashion creativity, we depart from traditional approaches and focus on prompting techniques, such as zero-shot and few-shot learning, as well as Chain-of-Thought (CoT), which results in a variety of colors and textures, enhancing the diversity of the outputs. Central to our methodology is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), enriching models with insights from fashion sources to ensure contemporary representations. Evaluation combines quantitative metrics such as CLIPscore with qualitative human judgment, highlighting strengths in creativity, coherence, and aesthetic appeal across diverse styles. Among the participants, RAG and few-shot learning techniques are preferred for their ability to produce more relevant and appealing fashion descriptions. Our code is provided at https://github.com/georgiarg/AutoFashion.

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