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Abstract:
A number of advanced image editing technologies have demonstrated impressive performance in synthesizing visually pleasing results in accordance with user instructions. In this paper, we further extend the practicalities of image editing technology by proposing the conditional image repainting (CIR) task, which requires the model to synthesize realistic visual content based on multiple cross-modality conditions provided by the user. We first define condition inputs and formulate two-phased CIR models as the baseline. After that, we further design unified CIR models with novel condition fusion modules to improve the performance. For allowing users to express their intent more freely, our CIR models support both attributes and language to represent colors of repainted visual content. We demonstrate the effectiveness of CIR models by collecting and processing four datasets. Finally, we present a number of practical application scenarios of CIR models to demonstrate its usability.
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