Image Editing and 3D Representation

Report on Recent Developments in Image Editing and 3D Representation

General Trends and Innovations

The recent advancements in the field of image editing and 3D representation have shown a strong emphasis on enhancing control, realism, and efficiency. A notable trend is the development of methods that offer precise control over specific image attributes, such as shadows and hairstyles, while preserving the overall integrity of the image. This is particularly evident in portrait editing, where the ability to manipulate shadows and hairstyles without compromising the authenticity of the image is becoming increasingly important.

In the realm of 3D representation, there is a growing interest in improving the quality of novel view synthesis and geometry reconstruction. Techniques that leverage advanced mathematical formulations, such as Gaussian-Hermite kernels, are being explored to enhance the accuracy and visual quality of 3D models. Additionally, there is a shift towards integrating style transfer capabilities into 3D scene representations, allowing for more creative and flexible manipulation of 3D content.

Another significant development is the use of diffusion models and attention mechanisms in image editing tasks. These models are proving to be highly effective in tasks like hairstyle transfer and text-to-image generation, where they offer a balance between preserving identity and introducing new stylistic elements. The integration of these models with large-scale datasets is also advancing the field, providing more robust and versatile tools for image editing.

Noteworthy Papers

  • COMPOSE: Introduces a novel shadow editing pipeline for human portraits, offering precise control over shadow attributes while preserving environmental illumination.
  • G-Style: Presents an innovative algorithm for stylizing 3D Gaussian Splatting scenes, achieving high-quality results in a short time.
  • HairFusion: Proposes a diffusion-based hairstyle transfer model that excels in preserving identity and surrounding features, even under challenging conditions.
  • CSGO: Develops a content-style composition model for text-to-image generation, enhancing style control capabilities with a large-scale dataset.
  • 2DGH: Proposes the use of Gaussian-Hermite kernels for high-quality 3D rendering and geometry reconstruction, outperforming traditional methods.
  • RenDetNet: Introduces a weakly-supervised shadow detection model that verifies shadow casters, improving shadow detection accuracy.
  • PS-StyleGAN: Presents a StyleGAN-based approach for portrait sketching, achieving superior results in identity-preserving sketch synthesis.

Sources

COMPOSE: Comprehensive Portrait Shadow Editing

G-Style: Stylized Gaussian Splatting

What to Preserve and What to Transfer: Faithful, Identity-Preserving Diffusion-based Hairstyle Transfer

CSGO: Content-Style Composition in Text-to-Image Generation

2DGH: 2D Gaussian-Hermite Splatting for High-quality Rendering and Better Geometry Reconstruction

RenDetNet: Weakly-supervised Shadow Detection with Shadow Caster Verification

PS-StyleGAN: Illustrative Portrait Sketching using Attention-Based Style Adaptation