Image-to-image Transformation with Auxiliary Condition

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2106.13696v1
• Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2021 15:33:11 GMT
• Title: Image-to-image Transformation with Auxiliary Condition
• Authors: Robert Leer, Hessi Roma, James Amelia
• Abstract summary: We propose to introduce the label information of subjects, e.g., pose and type of objects in the training of CycleGAN, and lead it to obtain label-wise transforamtion models. We evaluate our proposed method called Label-CycleGAN, through experiments on the digit image transformation from SVHN to MNIST and the surveillance camera image transformation from simulated to real images.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: The performance of image recognition like human pose detection, trained with simulated images would usually get worse due to the divergence between real and simulated data. To make the distribution of a simulated image close to that of real one, there are several works applying GAN-based image-to-image transformation methods, e.g., SimGAN and CycleGAN. However, these methods would not be sensitive enough to the various change in pose and shape of subjects, especially when the training data are imbalanced, e.g., some particular poses and shapes are minor in the training data. To overcome this problem, we propose to introduce the label information of subjects, e.g., pose and type of objects in the training of CycleGAN, and lead it to obtain label-wise transforamtion models. We evaluate our proposed method called Label-CycleGAN, through experiments on the digit image transformation from SVHN to MNIST and the surveillance camera image transformation from simulated to real images.

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