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ReGO: Reference-Guided Outpainting for Scenery Image
Summary
ReGO (Reference-Guided Outpainting) enhances image outpainting by using reference images to create richer textures and reduce artifacts. This novel method improves visual appeal and authenticity in generated content.
Area of Science:
- Computer Vision
- Image Generation
- Artificial Intelligence
Background:
- Existing image outpainting methods struggle with blurry textures and generative artifacts, limiting visual appeal.
- Synthesizing semantically coherent content remains a challenge in image completion tasks.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce ReGO (Reference-Guided Outpainting), a novel method to improve texture richness and authenticity in sketch-guided image outpainting.
- To address limitations of current outpainting techniques by leveraging neighboring reference images for pixel transfer.
Main Methods:
- ReGO utilizes neighboring reference images for texture synthesis through pixel transfer.
- An Adaptive Content Selection (ACS) module facilitates texture compensation in the target image.
- A style ranking loss is employed to maintain stylistic consistency and prevent reference image influence.
Main Results:
- ReGO significantly enhances texture richness and authenticity in outpainting results.
- Experimental results on NS6K, NS8K, and SUN Attribute benchmarks demonstrate superior performance compared to prior art.
- Integration with state-of-the-art outpainting models validates ReGO's effectiveness.
Conclusions:
- ReGO offers a model-agnostic learning paradigm for superior image outpainting.
- The method effectively overcomes common artifacts like blurriness, producing visually appealing and authentic results.
- ReGO represents a significant advancement in sketch-guided image outpainting technology.
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