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Main Authors: Li, Shufan, Kallidromitis, Konstantinos, Gokul, Akash, Kato, Yusuke, Kozuka, Kazuki
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.04465
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author Li, Shufan
Kallidromitis, Konstantinos
Gokul, Akash
Kato, Yusuke
Kozuka, Kazuki
author_facet Li, Shufan
Kallidromitis, Konstantinos
Gokul, Akash
Kato, Yusuke
Kozuka, Kazuki
contents We present Diffusion-KTO, a novel approach for aligning text-to-image diffusion models by formulating the alignment objective as the maximization of expected human utility. Since this objective applies to each generation independently, Diffusion-KTO does not require collecting costly pairwise preference data nor training a complex reward model. Instead, our objective requires simple per-image binary feedback signals, e.g. likes or dislikes, which are abundantly available. After fine-tuning using Diffusion-KTO, text-to-image diffusion models exhibit superior performance compared to existing techniques, including supervised fine-tuning and Diffusion-DPO, both in terms of human judgment and automatic evaluation metrics such as PickScore and ImageReward. Overall, Diffusion-KTO unlocks the potential of leveraging readily available per-image binary signals and broadens the applicability of aligning text-to-image diffusion models with human preferences.
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spellingShingle Aligning Diffusion Models by Optimizing Human Utility
Li, Shufan
Kallidromitis, Konstantinos
Gokul, Akash
Kato, Yusuke
Kozuka, Kazuki
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
We present Diffusion-KTO, a novel approach for aligning text-to-image diffusion models by formulating the alignment objective as the maximization of expected human utility. Since this objective applies to each generation independently, Diffusion-KTO does not require collecting costly pairwise preference data nor training a complex reward model. Instead, our objective requires simple per-image binary feedback signals, e.g. likes or dislikes, which are abundantly available. After fine-tuning using Diffusion-KTO, text-to-image diffusion models exhibit superior performance compared to existing techniques, including supervised fine-tuning and Diffusion-DPO, both in terms of human judgment and automatic evaluation metrics such as PickScore and ImageReward. Overall, Diffusion-KTO unlocks the potential of leveraging readily available per-image binary signals and broadens the applicability of aligning text-to-image diffusion models with human preferences.
title Aligning Diffusion Models by Optimizing Human Utility
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.04465