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  <h2 class="title is-4">Component 1: Perfect Inversion</h2>
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- Utilizing text-to-image models for editing real images is usually done by inverting the sampling process to
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- identify a noisy xT that will be denoised to the input image x0.
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- We propose an efficient inversion method that greatly reduces the required number
 
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- First, DDPM can be viewed as a first-order
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- stochastic differential
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- (SDE) solver when
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- formulating the reverse diffusion process as an SDE. This
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  SDE can be solved more efficiently—in fewer steps—
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- using a higher-order differential equation solver, hence we present here dpm-solver++
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- Inversion.
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- With LEDITS++, we empirically demonstrate that these maps can also capture regions 290
 
 
 
 
 
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  Specifically for multiple edits, calculating a
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+ Utilizing T2I models for editing real images is usually done by inverting the sampling
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+ process to identify a noisy xT that will be denoised to the input image x0.
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+ We draw characteristics from edit friendly DDPM inversion [] and propose an efficient
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+ inversion method that greatly reduces the required number
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  of steps while maintaining no reconstruction error.
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+ DDPM can be viewed as a first-order
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+ SDE solver when formulating the reverse diffusion process as an SDE. This
 
 
 
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  SDE can be solved more efficiently—in fewer steps—
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+ using a higher-order differential equation solver, hence we derive a new, faster
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+ technique - dpm-solver++ Inversion.
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+ In our defined LEDITS++ guidance, we include a masking term composed of the
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+ intersection between the mask generated from
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+ the U-Net’s cross-attention layers and a mask derived from
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+ the noise estimate - yielding a mask both focused on relevant image
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+ regions and of fine granularity.
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+ We empirically demonstrate that these maps can also capture regions 290
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  of an image relevant to an editing concept that is not already present.
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  Specifically for multiple edits, calculating a
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  dedicated mask for each edit prompt ensures that the corresponding