Official PyTorch implementation
Pretraining is All You Need for Image-to-Image Translation
Tengfei Wang, Ting Zhang, Bo Zhang, Hao Ouyang, Dong Chen, Qifeng Chen, Fang Wen
2022
paper | project website | video | online demo
We present a simple and universal framework that brings the power of the pretraining to various image-to-image translation tasks. You may try our online demo if interested.
Diverse samples synthesized by our approach.
git clone https://github.com/PITI-Synthesis/PITI.git
cd PITI
conda env create -f environment.yml
Please download our pre-trained models for both Base
model and Upsample
model, and put them in ./ckpt
.
Model | Task | Dataset |
---|---|---|
Base-64x64 | Mask-to-Image | Trained on COCO. |
Upsample-64-256 | Mask-to-Image | Trained on COCO. |
Base-64x64 | Sketch-to-Image | Trained on COCO. |
Upsample-64-256 | Sketch-to-Image | Trained on COCO. |
We put some example images in ./test_imgs
, and you can quickly try them.
For COCO dataset, download the images and annotations from the COCO webpage.
For mask-to-image synthesis, we use the semantic maps in RGB format as inputs. To obtain such semantic maps, run ./preprocess/preprocess_mask.py
. Note that we do not need instant masks like previous works.
For sketch-to-image synthesis, we use sketch maps extracted by HED as inputs. To obtain such sketch maps, run ./preprocess/preprocess_sketch.py
.
Run the following script, and it would create an interactive GUI built by gradio. You can upload input masks or sketches and generate images.
pip install gradio
python inference.py
Modify sample.sh
according to the follwing instructions, and run:
bash sample.sh
Args | Description |
---|---|
--model_path | the path of ckpt for base model. |
--sr_model_path | the path of ckpt for upsample model. |
--val_data_dir | the path of a txt file that contains the paths for images. |
--num_samples | number of images that you want to sample. |
--sample_c | Strength of classifier-free guidance. |
--mode | The input type. |
- Download and preprocess datasets. For COCO dataset, download the images and annotations from the COCO webpage. Run
./preprocess/preprocess_mask.py
or./preprocess/preprocess_sketch.py
- Download pretrained models by
python preprocess/download.py
.
Taking mask-to-image synthesis as an example: (sketch-to-image is the same)
Modify mask_finetune_base.sh
and run:
bash mask_finetune_base.sh
Modify mask_finetune_upsample.sh
and run:
bash mask_finetune_upsample.sh
If you find this work useful for your research, please cite:
@inproceedings{wang2022pretraining,
title = {Pretraining is All You Need for Image-to-Image Translation},
author = {Wang, Tengfei and Zhang, Ting and Zhang, Bo and Ouyang, Hao and Chen, Dong and Chen, Qifeng and Wen, Fang},
booktitle = {arXiv},
year = {2022},
}
Thanks for GLIDE for sharing their code.