Diffusion Cocktail: Mixing Domain-Specific Diffusion Models for Diversified Image Generations
Diffusion models, capable of high-quality image generation, receive unparalleled popularity for their ease of extension. Active users have created a massive collection of domain-specific diffusion models by fine-tuning base models on self-collected datasets. Recent work has focused on improving a single diffusion model by uncovering semantic and visual information encoded in various architecture components. However, those methods overlook the vastly available set of fine-tuned diffusion models and, therefore, miss the opportunity to utilize their combined capacity for novel generation. In this work, we propose Diffusion Cocktail (Ditail), a training-free method that transfers style and content information between multiple diffusion models. This allows us to perform diversified generations using a set of diffusion models, resulting in novel images unobtainable by a single model. Ditail also offers fine-grained control of the generation process, which enables flexible manipulations of styles and contents. With these properties, Ditail excels in numerous applications, including style transfer guided by diffusion models, novel-style image generation, and image manipulation via prompts or collage inputs.
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