GAN-based Domain Adaptation for Image-aware Layout Generation in Advertising Poster Design
Chenchen Xu, Min Zhou, Tiezheng Ge, and Weiwei Xu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a GAN-based approach with domain adaptation to generate image-aware advertising poster layouts, utilizing a new paired dataset and novel metrics for evaluation.
Contribution
It presents two GAN models, including PDA-GAN with pixel-level discrimination, and a new dataset for training and evaluating image-aware layout generation.
Findings
PDA-GAN outperforms existing models in quantitative metrics.
The proposed metrics effectively evaluate the relationship between graphic elements and image content.
The models generate high-quality, visually coherent poster layouts.
Abstract
Layout plays a crucial role in graphic design and poster generation. Recently, the application of deep learning models for layout generation has gained significant attention. This paper focuses on using a GAN-based model conditioned on images to generate advertising poster graphic layouts, requiring a dataset of paired product images and layouts. To address this task, we introduce the Content-aware Graphic Layout Dataset (CGL-Dataset), consisting of 60,548 paired inpainted posters with annotations and 121,000 clean product images. The inpainting artifacts introduce a domain gap between the inpainted posters and clean images. To bridge this gap, we design two GAN-based models. The first model, CGL-GAN, uses Gaussian blur on the inpainted regions to generate layouts. The second model combines unsupervised domain adaptation by introducing a GAN with a pixel-level discriminator (PD),…
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