ComfyGI: Automatic Improvement of Image Generation Workflows
Dominik Sobania, Martin Briesch, Franz Rothlauf

TL;DR
ComfyGI automatically enhances image generation workflows using genetic improvement techniques, significantly increasing image quality and aesthetic appeal without human intervention, outperforming initial workflows and preferred by human evaluators.
Contribution
Introduces ComfyGI, a novel automated method for improving image generation workflows without human input, leveraging genetic improvement techniques.
Findings
50% improvement in ImageReward score
90% human preference for improved images
Enhanced alignment and aesthetics of generated images
Abstract
Automatic image generation is no longer just of interest to researchers, but also to practitioners. However, current models are sensitive to the settings used and automatic optimization methods often require human involvement. To bridge this gap, we introduce ComfyGI, a novel approach to automatically improve workflows for image generation without the need for human intervention driven by techniques from genetic improvement. This enables image generation with significantly higher quality in terms of the alignment with the given description and the perceived aesthetics. On the performance side, we find that overall, the images generated with an optimized workflow are about 50% better compared to the initial workflow in terms of the median ImageReward score. These already good results are even surpassed in our human evaluation, as the participants preferred the images improved by ComfyGI…
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TopicsScientific Computing and Data Management
