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Although pre-trained large-scale generative models StyleGAN series have proven to be effective in various editing and translation tasks, they are limited to pre-defined fixed aspect ratio. To overcome this limitation, we propose StyleGAN-$\infty$∞, a model that enables pre-trained StyleGAN to perform arbitrary-ratio conditional synthesis. Our key insight is to distill the expressive StyleGAN features into a StyleBook, such that an arbitrary-ratio condition can be translated to other forms by properly assembling pre-defined StyleBook vectors. To learn and leverage the StyleBook, we employ a network with three distinct stages, each corresponding to StyleBook extraction, StyleBook correspondence learning, and arbitrary-ratio synthesis. Extensive experiments on various conditional synthesis tasks, like super-resolution, sketch synthesis, and semantic synthesis, demonstrate superior performances over state-of-the-art image-to-image translation methods. Moreover, our model can easily generate megapixel images in diverse modalities by taking advantage of different pre-trained StyleGAN models.
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