EliGen
Property | Value |
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Author | ModelScope |
Paper | EliGen: Entity-Level Controlled Image Generation with Regional Attention |
Repository | DiffSynth-Studio |
Model Access | Available on ModelScope and HuggingFace |
What is EliGen?
EliGen is a groundbreaking text-to-image generation model that introduces precise entity-level control capabilities. It leverages a novel regional attention mechanism within the DiT framework to enable fine-grained control over specific image regions. The model excels in tasks such as entity-level controlled image generation, image inpainting, and can be integrated with existing community models like IP-Adapter and In-Context LoRA.
Implementation Details
The model implements a sophisticated regional attention mechanism that transforms positional information of entities into attention masks, ensuring precise control over designated regions. It was trained using a specially curated entity-annotated dataset created using DiffusionDB and Qwen2-VL 72B for entity identification. The training process utilizes LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) and DeepSpeed for efficient fine-tuning.
- Regional attention mechanism for precise entity control
- Entity-annotated dataset with local prompts and bounding boxes
- Integration capabilities with IP-Adapter and In-Context LoRA
- Support for multiple generation modes including inpainting
Core Capabilities
- Entity-level controlled image generation with precise positioning
- Image inpainting with entity-level modifications
- Styled entity control through IP-Adapter integration
- Entity transfer functionality
- Interactive UI for easy model interaction
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this model unique?
EliGen's distinctive feature is its ability to provide precise entity-level control during image generation through its regional attention mechanism, allowing for specific placement and modification of individual elements within generated images.
Q: What are the recommended use cases?
The model is ideal for applications requiring precise control over image generation, including: detailed artistic compositions, specific layout designs, targeted image inpainting, style transfer projects, and scenarios requiring fine-grained control over individual image elements.