The official Pytorch implementation of our paper Where is My Spot? Few-shot Image Generation via Latent Subspace Optimization, CVPR 2023.
Where is My Spot? Few-shot Image Generation via Latent Subspace Optimization
Chenxi Zheng, Bangzhen Liu, Xuemiao Xu, Huaidong Zhang, and Shengfeng He
- Python 3.7
- Pytorch 1.7.1
Prepare the environment using either conda or pip.
cd envs
conda env create -f environment.yaml
cd ..
cd envs
conda create -n LSO python=3.7
conda activate LSO
pip install -r requirements.txt
cd ..
If installation of pytorch fails or a custom Pytorch version is needed, please install pytorch following the official guidance manually.
Before training, prepare the pretrained ckpts optimized with seen categories.
- Dataset: Follow LoFGAN and download the datasets.
- Pretrained StyleGAN2: download the pretrained checkpoints.
- Inverted latent codes: download inverted latent codes.
- Weights for feature extractor: download the weights.
Note that the latent codes only contain the subset for image generation flowers_unseen17_0-10_step1300.npy
is flower_c8189_s128_data_rgb.npy
which has a tensor shape of
Unzip the files and set up the paths in configs/default_configs.py
.
DATA_PATH = <PATH_TO_DATASET_NPY>
CKPT_PATH = <PATH_TO_STYLEGAN2_CKPT>
WS_PATH = <PATH_TO_WS>
IDCKPT_PATH = <PATH_TO_IDWEIGHTS>
python train_unseen.py \
--outdir <output_dir> \
--k_shot <k> \
--dataset_name <dataset_name>
- The code does NOT support multi-GPU processing in the current version but allows separate runs for different categories. For instance, execute a run for categories
$[0, 8)$ on GPU:0 and execute another for categories$[8, 17)$ on GPU:1. The indices can be specified with--classes=<start_idx>-<end_idx>
. - Results are saved in directory
<output_dir>/<run_dir>/few-shot_samples/magnitude=<magnitude-intensity>
. For each category, we randomly generate 128 images for quantitative evaluation. - Refer to the main definition in
train_unseen.py
for command examples.
We also provide single-task optimization for visualization and detailed optimization evaluation.
python train_unseen.py \
--outdir <output_dir> \
--k_shot <k> \
--single_task <cidx> <idx_1,...,idx_k> \
--dataset_name <dataset_name>
- Specify the argument
--single_task
with the category number and the image indices. - To save the checkpoints, add argument
--save_ckpt
as true.
(optional) If the images are generated in the separated runs, use merger.py
to combine all the images.
python merger.py \
--path <output_dir> \
--idx <runidx_1>,...,<runidx_n>
- Refer to the main definition in
merger.py
for command examples.
Quantitative evaluation of the generated images.
python main_metric_calculate.py \
--real_dir <real_directory> \
--fake_dir <fake_directory> \
--dataset_name <dataset_name>
- Refer to the main definition in
main_metric_calculate.py
for command examples.
The calculation of LPIPS is significantly accelerated by first extracting the features of each image. Please refer to metrics/lpips_fs/lpips_fs.py
.
If you use this code for your research, please cite our paper.
@inproceedings{zheng2023my,
title={Where Is My Spot? Few-Shot Image Generation via Latent Subspace Optimization},
author={Zheng, Chenxi and Liu, Bangzhen and Zhang, Huaidong and Xu, Xuemiao and He, Shengfeng},
booktitle={Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition},
pages={3272--3281},
year={2023}
}
This project builds upon and has been inspired by the following repositories:
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Training and evaluation code are based on StyleGAN2-ADA and LoFGAN.
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The code for calculating FID is based on pytorch-fid.
We would like to thank the entire open-source community for fostering an environment of collaboration and knowledge sharing.
This repository is under MIT license.