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DiffEraser: Eliminación de texto generalizada basada en el prior de difusión latente
Resumen
DiffEraser mejora la eliminación de texto en imágenes de escenas y documentos aprovechando los modelos de difusión latente (LDM). Este nuevo marco mejora la estimación de características de fondo, superando a los métodos existentes en conjuntos de datos desafiantes entre dominios.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Visión por Computadora
- Procesamiento de Imágenes
- Inteligencia Artificial
Sus antecedentes:
- Los modelos de eliminación de texto de escena (STR) tienen dificultades con las imágenes de documentos debido a fondos complejos.
- Los métodos existentes no logran estimar con precisión las características del fondo en las regiones de texto, especialmente en escenarios entre dominios.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Introducir DiffEraser, un nuevo marco para la eliminación de texto tanto en imágenes de escenas como de documentos.
- Aprovechar el conocimiento previo del Modelo de Difusión Latente (LDM) para mejorar la reconstrucción del fondo.
Principales métodos:
- Se desarrolló DiffEraser, que incorpora un codificador de Difusión-Prior (DP) y un decodificador de Fusión Latente (LF).
- Se integró el conocimiento previo de LDM con las características de la imagen en el espacio latente.
- Se construyó el conjunto de datos NPID295 para evaluar el rendimiento entre dominios.
Principales resultados:
- DiffEraser supera significativamente los métodos STR existentes en el desafiante conjunto de datos de imágenes de documentos NPID295.
- El codificador DP integra eficazmente el conocimiento previo de LDM con las características de la imagen.
- El decodificador LF genera resultados de alta calidad con texto eliminado al fusionar características heterogéneas.
Conclusiones:
- DiffEraser ofrece una solución robusta para la eliminación de texto en diversos tipos de imágenes.
- El marco demuestra capacidades de generalización superiores, particularmente en aplicaciones entre dominios.
- Los métodos propuestos avanzan el estado del arte en la eliminación de texto de escena.
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