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UniSlider:用于连续图像编辑的感知均匀的滑动器

原文标题 · UniSlider: Perceptually Uniform Sliders for Continuous Image Editing

作者:David Serrano-Lozano、Duygu Ceylan、Yannick Hold-Geoffroy|滑动器为连续图像编辑提供直观的界面。然而,在当前的生成方法中,滑动块只是方法强度参数的重新缩放,例如适配器系数、提示权重或内插因子。这种强度与感知变化关系不大。随着滑动块的移动,图像可以部分恢复,范围的长距离不会产生任何变化

来源:arXiv cs.AI/CL/LG · arxiv.org

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Computer Science > Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

Title: UniSlider: Perceptually Uniform Sliders for Continuous Image Editing

Abstract: Sliders provide an intuitive interface for continuous image editing. In current generative approaches, however, the slider is simply a rescaling of the method's strength parameter, such as an adapter coefficient, a prompt weight, or an interpolation factor. This strength relates poorly to perceptual change. The image can partially revert as the slider moves, long stretches of the range produce no visible difference, and short intervals transform the image abruptly. Remapping the strength could fix this uneven pace, but only if the trajectory is monotone, which current methods do not enforce. We therefore distinguish the slider from the strength, and require perceptual distance from the input to grow linearly with the slider value. We introduce UniSlider, a lightweight LoRA trained on a few-step editing backbone so that its strength approximates this ideal slider. Few-step sampling lets us impose this objective in pixel space without intermediate ground truth, and the backbone's output is preserved at full strength. However, a low-rank adapter cannot make the strength fully uniform. Our slider is thus an inference-time remapping of the strength, obtained by adaptive sampling. Since training optmizes to make the trajectory monotone, this remapping closes the remaining gap without extra training or parameters. On a new benchmark of 300 continuous edits evaluating uniformity, monotonicity, edit fidelity, and identity preservation, UniSlider outperforms all prior methods and is preferred in a user study.

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