LAION-SG: An Enhanced Large-Scale Dataset for Training Complex Image-Text Models with Structural Annotations
Zejian Li, Chenye Meng, Yize Li, Ling Yang, Shengyuan Zhang, Jiarui, Ma, Jiayi Li, Guang Yang, Changyuan Yang, Zhiyuan Yang, Jinxiong Chang,, Lingyun Sun

TL;DR
This paper introduces LAION-SG, a large-scale dataset with detailed scene graph annotations for improved complex image generation, and demonstrates its effectiveness through a new foundation model and benchmark.
Contribution
The paper presents LAION-SG, a novel dataset with structural annotations, and a foundation model trained on it, advancing compositional image generation capabilities.
Findings
Models trained on LAION-SG outperform existing datasets in complex scene generation.
LAION-SG enables better understanding of object relationships in images.
The new benchmark sets a standard for evaluating compositional image generation.
Abstract
Recent advances in text-to-image (T2I) generation have shown remarkable success in producing high-quality images from text. However, existing T2I models show decayed performance in compositional image generation involving multiple objects and intricate relationships. We attribute this problem to limitations in existing datasets of image-text pairs, which lack precise inter-object relationship annotations with prompts only. To address this problem, we construct LAION-SG, a large-scale dataset with high-quality structural annotations of scene graphs (SG), which precisely describe attributes and relationships of multiple objects, effectively representing the semantic structure in complex scenes. Based on LAION-SG, we train a new foundation model SDXL-SG to incorporate structural annotation information into the generation process. Extensive experiments show advanced models trained on our…
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TopicsImage Retrieval and Classification Techniques · Computational and Text Analysis Methods
