Bridge Diffusion Model: Bridge Chinese Text-to-Image Diffusion Model with English Communities
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| author | Liu, Shanyuan Cheng, Bo Ma, Yuhang Wu, Liebucha Ma, Ao Wu, Xiaoyu Leng, Dawei Yin, Yuhui |
| author_facet | Liu, Shanyuan Cheng, Bo Ma, Yuhang Wu, Liebucha Ma, Ao Wu, Xiaoyu Leng, Dawei Yin, Yuhui |
| contents | Text-to-Image generation (TTI) technologies are advancing rapidly, especially in the English language communities. However, apart from the user input language barrier problem, English-native TTI models inherently carry biases from their English world centric training data, which creates a dilemma for development of other language-native TTI models. One common choice is to fine-tune the English-native TTI model with translated samples. It falls short of fully addressing the model bias problem. Alternatively, training non-English language native models from scratch can effectively resolve the English world bias, but model trained this way would diverge from the English TTI communities, thus not able to utilize the strides continuously gaining in the English TTI communities any more. To build Chinese TTI model meanwhile keep compatibility with the English TTI communities, we propose a novel model structure referred as "Bridge Diffusion Model" (BDM). The proposed BDM employs a backbone-branch network structure to learn the Chinese semantics while keep the latent space compatible with the English-native TTI backbone, in an end-to-end manner. The unique advantages of the proposed BDM are that it's not only adept at generating images that precisely depict Chinese semantics, but also compatible with various English-native TTI plugins, such as different checkpoints, LoRA, ControlNet, Dreambooth, and Textual Inversion, etc. Moreover, BDM can concurrently generate content seamlessly combining both Chinese-native and English-native semantics within a single image, fostering cultural interaction. |
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| spellingShingle | Bridge Diffusion Model: Bridge Chinese Text-to-Image Diffusion Model with English Communities Liu, Shanyuan Cheng, Bo Ma, Yuhang Wu, Liebucha Ma, Ao Wu, Xiaoyu Leng, Dawei Yin, Yuhui Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence I.2.10; I.4.9 Text-to-Image generation (TTI) technologies are advancing rapidly, especially in the English language communities. However, apart from the user input language barrier problem, English-native TTI models inherently carry biases from their English world centric training data, which creates a dilemma for development of other language-native TTI models. One common choice is to fine-tune the English-native TTI model with translated samples. It falls short of fully addressing the model bias problem. Alternatively, training non-English language native models from scratch can effectively resolve the English world bias, but model trained this way would diverge from the English TTI communities, thus not able to utilize the strides continuously gaining in the English TTI communities any more. To build Chinese TTI model meanwhile keep compatibility with the English TTI communities, we propose a novel model structure referred as "Bridge Diffusion Model" (BDM). The proposed BDM employs a backbone-branch network structure to learn the Chinese semantics while keep the latent space compatible with the English-native TTI backbone, in an end-to-end manner. The unique advantages of the proposed BDM are that it's not only adept at generating images that precisely depict Chinese semantics, but also compatible with various English-native TTI plugins, such as different checkpoints, LoRA, ControlNet, Dreambooth, and Textual Inversion, etc. Moreover, BDM can concurrently generate content seamlessly combining both Chinese-native and English-native semantics within a single image, fostering cultural interaction. |
| title | Bridge Diffusion Model: Bridge Chinese Text-to-Image Diffusion Model with English Communities |
| topic | Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence I.2.10; I.4.9 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.00952 |