AnySynth: Harnessing the Power of Image Synthetic Data Generation for Generalized Vision-Language Tasks

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.16749v1
• Date: Sun, 24 Nov 2024 04:49:07 GMT
• Title: AnySynth: Harnessing the Power of Image Synthetic Data Generation for Generalized Vision-Language Tasks
• Authors: You Li, Fan Ma, Yi Yang,
• Abstract summary: We propose Any Synth, a unified framework capable of generating arbitrary type of synthetic data. We have validated our framework's performance across various tasks, including Few-shot Object Detection, Cross-domain Object Detection, Zero-shot Image Retrieval, and Multi-modal Image Perception and Grounding.
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• Abstract: Diffusion models have recently been employed to generate high-quality images, reducing the need for manual data collection and improving model generalization in tasks such as object detection, instance segmentation, and image perception. However, the synthetic framework is usually designed with meticulous human effort for each task due to various requirements on image layout, content, and annotation formats, restricting the application of synthetic data on more general scenarios. In this paper, we propose AnySynth, a unified framework integrating adaptable, comprehensive, and highly controllable components capable of generating an arbitrary type of synthetic data given diverse requirements. Specifically, the Task-Specific Layout Generation Module is first introduced to produce reasonable layouts for different tasks by leveraging the generation ability of large language models and layout priors of real-world images. A Uni-Controlled Image Generation Module is then developed to create high-quality synthetic images that are controllable and based on the generated layouts. In addition, user specific reference images, and style images can be incorporated into the generation to task requirements. Finally, the Task-Oriented Annotation Module offers precise and detailed annotations for the generated images across different tasks. We have validated our framework's performance across various tasks, including Few-shot Object Detection, Cross-domain Object Detection, Zero-shot Composed Image Retrieval, and Multi-modal Image Perception and Grounding. The specific data synthesized by our framework significantly improves model performance in these tasks, demonstrating the generality and effectiveness of our framework.

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