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# Text-to-Image Synthesis

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  1. Otoendoscopic images stop relying on text alone: CLNA turns unwritten visual variation into an adjustable latent, cutting FID from 52.91 to 10.11

    Otoendoscopic image synthesis has been limited because text prompts state a diagnosis but not visual details such as hue and texture, leaving appearance variation within a diagnostic class hard to control. CLNA adds a style encoder and dual cross-attention to a Stable Diffusion 2.1 backbone, compressing such non-prompt attributes into a continuous latent whose sampling range is set by a style parameter. Across normal tympanic membrane, otitis media with effusion and chronic otitis media, FID against the held-out internal test set fell from 52.91 for baseline Stable Diffusion to 10.11, and feature-space recall rose from 57.67% to 90.22%.

  2. arXiv

    Pathology generation leaves the 1024-pixel tile behind: coherent gigapixel slides, and synthetic samples lift few-shot classification by up to 18%

    Histopathology image generation has stayed at the patch scale, producing tiles of at most 1024×1024 pixels, while clinical text reports and slide-level diagnostic labels act on the whole slide. BigCell trains a flow-matching transformer at 2048×2048 pixels on over 120,000 public whole-slide images and uses an inference-time sliding-window pipeline to generate coherent images up to 32,768×32,768 pixels, outperforming prior tile generators on tile-level and slide-level fidelity metrics. An adaptive scheduling strategy speeds generation by over three times with minimal quality degradation, and synthetic samples improve slide-level few-shot classification by up to 18%.

  3. arXiv

    PixelDense splits SAM2, Depth Anything v2 and Metric3D v2 into semantic and geometric alignment streams, lifting PixelGen-XXL's GenEval Overall from 0.7927 to 0.8093

    The work introduces PixelDense, which routes DINOv2 and SAM2 through a semantic projection stream and Depth Anything v2 and Metric3D v2 through a geometric projection stream, adding a weight-space orthogonality penalty that keeps the two streams in disjoint subspaces; with a single recipe on PixelGen and DeCo it improves GenEval, DPG-Bench and HPS v2.1, raising PixelGen-XXL's GenEval Overall from 0.7927 to 0.8093 and beating every single-teacher and unfactored multi-teacher variant.

  4. arXiv

    Adversarial post-training restores missing high-frequency detail in pixel diffusion, cutting DeCo FID from 33.27 to 28.59

    By keeping the original diffusion or flow-matching objective and adding an adversarial loss to the predicted output at non-high-noise timesteps, this study jointly improves distribution fidelity, coverage, prompt alignment, and perceptual quality on the DeCo and PixelGen pixel backbones, attributing the gain to restored missing natural-image high-frequency power, while the same procedure yields no comparable gain in the tested latent diffusion configurations.

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