TAUE: Training-free Noise Transplant and Cultivation Diffusion Model

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Hauptverfasser: Nagai, Daichi, Morita, Ryugo, Kitada, Shunsuke, Iyatomi, Hitoshi
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author Nagai, Daichi
Morita, Ryugo
Kitada, Shunsuke
Iyatomi, Hitoshi
author_facet Nagai, Daichi
Morita, Ryugo
Kitada, Shunsuke
Iyatomi, Hitoshi
contents Despite the remarkable success of text-to-image diffusion models, their output of a single, flattened image remains a critical bottleneck for professional applications requiring layer-wise control. Existing solutions either rely on fine-tuning with large, inaccessible datasets or are training-free yet limited to generating isolated foreground elements, failing to produce a complete and coherent scene. To address this, we introduce the Training-free Noise Transplantation and Cultivation Diffusion Model (TAUE), a novel framework for layer-wise image generation that requires neither fine-tuning nor additional data. TAUE embeds global structural information from intermediate denoising latents into the initial noise to preserve spatial coherence, and integrates semantic cues through cross-layer attention sharing to maintain contextual and visual consistency across layers. Extensive experiments demonstrate that TAUE achieves state-of-the-art performance among training-free methods, delivering image quality comparable to fine-tuned models while improving inter-layer consistency. Moreover, it enables new applications, such as layout-aware editing, multi-object composition, and background replacement, indicating potential for interactive, layer-separated generation systems in real-world creative workflows.
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spellingShingle TAUE: Training-free Noise Transplant and Cultivation Diffusion Model
Nagai, Daichi
Morita, Ryugo
Kitada, Shunsuke
Iyatomi, Hitoshi
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
Graphics
Machine Learning
Despite the remarkable success of text-to-image diffusion models, their output of a single, flattened image remains a critical bottleneck for professional applications requiring layer-wise control. Existing solutions either rely on fine-tuning with large, inaccessible datasets or are training-free yet limited to generating isolated foreground elements, failing to produce a complete and coherent scene. To address this, we introduce the Training-free Noise Transplantation and Cultivation Diffusion Model (TAUE), a novel framework for layer-wise image generation that requires neither fine-tuning nor additional data. TAUE embeds global structural information from intermediate denoising latents into the initial noise to preserve spatial coherence, and integrates semantic cues through cross-layer attention sharing to maintain contextual and visual consistency across layers. Extensive experiments demonstrate that TAUE achieves state-of-the-art performance among training-free methods, delivering image quality comparable to fine-tuned models while improving inter-layer consistency. Moreover, it enables new applications, such as layout-aware editing, multi-object composition, and background replacement, indicating potential for interactive, layer-separated generation systems in real-world creative workflows.
title TAUE: Training-free Noise Transplant and Cultivation Diffusion Model
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
Graphics
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.02580