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ObjectStitch-Image-Composition

This is an unofficial implementation of the paper "ObjectStitch: Object Compositing with Diffusion Model", CVPR 2023.

Following ObjectStitch, our implementation takes masked foregrounds as input and utilizes both class tokens and patch tokens as conditional embeddings. The content adapter in ObjectStitch is implemented using five stacked Transformer blocks in our codebase. The output shape of our adapter is 257×768, where 257 represents the number of embeddings, and 768 denotes the embedding dimension. We adopt a similar data preparation pipeline to generate and augment training data. Since ObjectStitch does not release their training dataset, we train our models on a large-scale public dataset, Open-Images. Moreover, to reduce training costs, we have merged the three-stage training procedure described in the original paper into a single end-to-end process in our implementation.

ObjectStitch is very robust and the generated images are of high quality. Especially for foreground pose variation, this method can usually produce reasonable foreground poses. However, the foreground details could be lost or altered for those complex or rare objects.

For better detail preservation and controllability, you can refer to our ControlCom. ObjectStitch and ControlCom have been integrated into our image composition toolbox libcom https://github.com/bcmi/libcom. Welcome to visit and try ＼(^▽^)／

Introduction

Our implementation is based on Paint-by-Example, utilizing masked foreground images and employing all class and patch tokens from the foreground image as conditional embeddings. The model is trained using the same hyperparameters as Paint-by-Example. Foreground masks for training images are generated using Segment-Anything.

In total, our model is trained on approximately 1.8 million pairs of foreground and background images from both the train and validation sets of Open-Images. Training occurs over 40 epochs, utilizing 16 A100 GPUs with a batch size of 16 per GPU.

Get Started

1. Dependencies

• torch==1.11.0
• pytorch_lightning==1.8.1
• install dependencies:

  cd ObjectStitch-Image-Composition
  pip install -r requirements.txt
  cd src/taming-transformers
  pip install -e .
  

2. Download Models

• Please download the following files to the checkpoints folder to create the following file tree:

  checkpoints/
  ├── ObjectStitch.pth
  └── openai-clip-vit-large-patch14
      ├── config.json
      ├── merges.txt
      ├── preprocessor_config.json
      ├── pytorch_model.bin
      ├── tokenizer_config.json
      ├── tokenizer.json
      └── vocab.json
  

• openai-clip-vit-large-patch14 (Huggingface | ModelScope).

• ObjectStitch.pth (Huggingface | ModelScope).

3. Inference on examples

• To perform image composition using our model, you can use scripts/inference.py. For example,

  python scripts/inference.py \
  --outdir results \
  --testdir examples \
  --num_samples 3 \
  --sample_steps 50 \
  --gpu 0
  

  or simply run:

  sh test.sh
  

  These images under examples folder are obtained from COCOEE dataset.

4. Create composite images for your dataset

• Please refer to the examples folder for data preparation:
  • keep the same filenames for each pair of data.
  • either the mask_bbox folder or the bbox folder is sufficient.

5. Training Code

• Download link:
  • Google Drive
  • Baidu Netdisk

Notes: certain sensitive information has been removed since the model training was conducted within a company. To start training, you'll need to prepare your own training data and make necessary modifications to the code according to your requirements.

Visualization Results

We showcase several results generated by the released model on FOSCom dataset. In each example, we display the background image with a bounding box (yellow), the foreground image, and 5 randomly sampled images.

We also provide the full results of 640 foreground-background pairs on FOSCom dataset, which can be downloaded from Baidu Cloud (9g1p). Based on the results, you can quickly know the ability and limitation of ObjectStitch.

Other Resources

• We summarize the papers and codes of generative image composition: Awesome-Generative-Image-Composition
• We summarize the papers and codes of image composition from all aspects: Awesome-Image-Composition
• We summarize all possible evaluation metrics to evaluate the quality of composite images: Composite-Image-Evaluation
• We write a comprehensive survey on image composition: the latest version