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Personalizing Text-to-Image Generation via Aesthetic Gradients

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arxiv 2209.12330 v1 pith:FSVTADTF submitted 2022-09-25 cs.CV cs.LG

classification cs.CVcs.LG
keywords aestheticdiffusiongradientsmodelaesthetically-filteredaestheticsapproachclip-conditioned
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This work proposes aesthetic gradients, a method to personalize a CLIP-conditioned diffusion model by guiding the generative process towards custom aesthetics defined by the user from a set of images. The approach is validated with qualitative and quantitative experiments, using the recent stable diffusion model and several aesthetically-filtered datasets. Code is released at https://github.com/vicgalle/stable-diffusion-aesthetic-gradients

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