FeedEdit: Text-Based Image Editing with Dynamic Feedback Regulation
Text-based image editing which aims at generating rigid or non-rigid changes to images conditioned on the given text, has recently attracted considerable interest. Previous works mainly follow the multi-step denoising diffusion paradigm, which adopts a fixed text guidance intensity (i.e., editing intensity) to inject textual features, while ignoring the step-specific editing requirements. This work argues that the editing intensity at each denoising step should be adaptively adjusted conditioned on the historical editing degree, to provide accurate text guidance for the whole denoising process. We thereby propose a novel feedback editing framework (FeedEdit), a training-free method which, explicitly exploits the feedback regulation on editing intensity to ensure precise and harmonious editing at all steps. Specifically, we design (1) Dynamic Editing Degree Perceiving module, which is based on specific frequency-domain filtering, to enhance and exploit the correlation between feature differences and editing degree for perceiving. (2) Proportional-Integral feedback controller, to automatically map the perceived editing errors into appropriate feedback control signals. (3) Phrase-level Regulating Strategy, to achieve fine-grained function-specific regulation of textual features. Extensive experiments demonstrate the superiority of FeedEdit over existing methods in both editability and quality, especially for multi-function editing scenarios.
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