Food Image Generation on Multi-Noun Categories
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| author | Pan, Xinyue Chen, Yuhao He, Jiangpeng Zhu, Fengqing |
| author_facet | Pan, Xinyue Chen, Yuhao He, Jiangpeng Zhu, Fengqing |
| contents | Generating realistic food images for categories with multiple nouns is surprisingly challenging. For instance, the prompt "egg noodle" may result in images that incorrectly contain both eggs and noodles as separate entities. Multi-noun food categories are common in real-world datasets and account for a large portion of entries in benchmarks such as UEC-256. These compound names often cause generative models to misinterpret the semantics, producing unintended ingredients or objects. This is due to insufficient multi-noun category related knowledge in the text encoder and misinterpretation of multi-noun relationships, leading to incorrect spatial layouts. To overcome these challenges, we propose FoCULR (Food Category Understanding and Layout Refinement) which incorporates food domain knowledge and introduces core concepts early in the generation process. Experimental results demonstrate that the integration of these techniques improves image generation performance in the food domain. |
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| spellingShingle | Food Image Generation on Multi-Noun Categories Pan, Xinyue Chen, Yuhao He, Jiangpeng Zhu, Fengqing Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Generating realistic food images for categories with multiple nouns is surprisingly challenging. For instance, the prompt "egg noodle" may result in images that incorrectly contain both eggs and noodles as separate entities. Multi-noun food categories are common in real-world datasets and account for a large portion of entries in benchmarks such as UEC-256. These compound names often cause generative models to misinterpret the semantics, producing unintended ingredients or objects. This is due to insufficient multi-noun category related knowledge in the text encoder and misinterpretation of multi-noun relationships, leading to incorrect spatial layouts. To overcome these challenges, we propose FoCULR (Food Category Understanding and Layout Refinement) which incorporates food domain knowledge and introduces core concepts early in the generation process. Experimental results demonstrate that the integration of these techniques improves image generation performance in the food domain. |
| title | Food Image Generation on Multi-Noun Categories |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.09095 |