Generating high-quality labeled image datasets is crucial for training
accurate and robust machine learning models in the field of computer vision.
However, the process of manually labeling real images is often time-consuming
and costly. To address these challenges associated with dataset generation, we
introduce "DiffuGen," a simple and adaptable approach that harnesses the power
of stable diffusion models to create labeled image datasets efficiently. By
leveraging stable diffusion models, our approach not only ensures the quality
of generated datasets but also provides a versatile solution for label
generation. In this paper, we present the methodology behind DiffuGen, which
combines the capabilities of diffusion models with two distinct labeling
techniques: unsupervised and supervised. Distinctively, DiffuGen employs prompt
templating for adaptable image generation and textual inversion to enhance
diffusion model capabilities.
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Title
DiffuGen: Adaptable Approach for Generating Labeled Image Datasets using Stable Diffusion Models
Creators
Michael Shenoda
Edward Kim
Publication Details
arXiv.org
Resource Type
Preprint
Language
English
Academic Unit
Computer Science (Computing)
Other Identifier
991021884690004721
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