Towards Reliable Advertising Image Generation Using Human Feedback
Zhenbang Du, Wei Feng, Haohan Wang, Yaoyu Li, Jingsen Wang, Jian Li,, Zheng Zhang, Jingjing Lv, Xin Zhu, Junsheng Jin, Junjie Shen, Zhangang Lin,, Jingping Shao

TL;DR
This paper proposes a novel feedback-driven framework for improving the reliability and efficiency of advertising image generation using human feedback and a new dataset, leading to higher quality outputs with fewer attempts.
Contribution
It introduces RFNet for automatic image inspection, a recurrent generation process, and a regularization technique for diffusion models, along with the RF1M dataset for training and evaluation.
Findings
Increased rate of available generated images.
Reduced number of attempts needed in image generation.
Enhanced production efficiency without compromising image quality.
Abstract
In the e-commerce realm, compelling advertising images are pivotal for attracting customer attention. While generative models automate image generation, they often produce substandard images that may mislead customers and require significant labor costs to inspect. This paper delves into increasing the rate of available generated images. We first introduce a multi-modal Reliable Feedback Network (RFNet) to automatically inspect the generated images. Combining the RFNet into a recurrent process, Recurrent Generation, results in a higher number of available advertising images. To further enhance production efficiency, we fine-tune diffusion models with an innovative Consistent Condition regularization utilizing the feedback from RFNet (RFFT). This results in a remarkable increase in the available rate of generated images, reducing the number of attempts in Recurrent Generation, and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsImage Retrieval and Classification Techniques
MethodsDiffusion
