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Published on: August 13, 2014

A user-intent guided diffusion-segmentation collaborative framework for controllable digital media content

Yantong Long1, Sixi Chen2

  • 1Maynooth International School of Engineering, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, 350100, China. 832304110@fzu.edu.cn.

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Summary

The LLaDiSAM framework improves digital media creation by integrating intent parsing, diffusion generation, and segmentation optimization. This approach enhances content generation quality and control, outperforming existing models.

Keywords:
Controllable digital media generationDiffusion transformer (DiT)FastSAM optimizationMultimodal understandingSemantic segmentationUser-intent guided generation

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Area of Science:

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Computer Vision
  • Digital Media Creation

Background:

  • Current user intent-guided digital media generation models face challenges with imprecise intent parsing, separate optimization of generation and segmentation, and limited robustness.
  • Existing frameworks often struggle to effectively integrate user intent understanding with content creation and refinement processes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose the LLaDiSAM framework, an integrated solution for user intent-guided digital media content generation.
  • To address limitations in intent parsing, generation-segmentation optimization, and model robustness.
  • To establish an "understanding-generation-optimization" closed loop for enhanced media creation.

Main Methods:

  • Developed the LLaDiSAM framework, combining LLaDA-V for intent parsing, DiT for diffusion generation, and FastSAM for segmentation optimization.
  • Implemented a collaborative "understanding-generation-optimization" closed-loop system.
  • Conducted experiments on four datasets, including LAION-5B and SA-1B, for performance evaluation.

Main Results:

  • LLaDiSAM achieved high performance metrics: IFA of 0.89-0.92, FID as low as 6.67-7.21, and mIoU of 0.88-0.91.
  • Demonstrated high robustness with coefficient of variation (CV) < 5% across 10 runs and a low deviation rate (7.5%) in challenging scenarios.
  • Significantly outperformed 12 baseline models, including SDXL and DALL·E 3.

Conclusions:

  • The LLaDiSAM framework offers a novel, efficient, and controllable paradigm for digital media creation.
  • The study highlights the practical application potential of intent-guided generation technology.
  • Future work will focus on improving multi-intent handling and segmentation module efficiency.