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GenAI Arena - publication pushed back #1988
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In the current ecosystem, evaluating image generation models typically involves scouring through research papers to find relevant metrics, running experiments locally, and comparing results manually. However, much like in text (with the [Chatbot Arena](https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboard)) and speech (with the [TextToSpeech Arena](https://huggingface.co/spaces/TTS-AGI/TTS-Arena)), using an arena system allows both to streamline this process and make sure than models rankings are aligned with human preferences, instead of just relying on automated metrics only offering a partial view of model capabilities. | ||
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We therefore provide a dynamic side-by-side comparison arena, empowering the community to effortlessly generate images, make comparisons, and vote for their preferred model. Our platform is built upon [ImagenHub](https://github.com/TIGER-AI-Lab/ImagenHub), a comprehensive library designed to support inference with various generation and editing models. |
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We therefore provide a dynamic side-by-side comparison arena, empowering the community to effortlessly generate images, make comparisons, and vote for their preferred model. Our platform is built upon [ImagenHub](https://github.com/TIGER-AI-Lab/ImagenHub), a comprehensive library designed to support inference with various generation and editing models. | |
Our arena provides a side-by-side comparison of images generated by two models selected randomly from a pool. The community can effortlessly generate images, make comparisons, and vote for their preferred model. Our platform is built upon [ImagenHub](https://github.com/TIGER-AI-Lab/ImagenHub), a comprehensive library designed to support inference with various generation and editing models. |
(Note: voting did not work for me in the current Space. Clicking the small square button in the top-right area of the image gave an error "Share failed". Is there another way to do it?)
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It's possible the authors are adding new models atm, I'll check
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Among the range of editing models available, attention-guided models such as Prompt2prompt and Plug-and-Play (PNP) stand out for their superior performance. These models harness advanced attention control mechanisms to finely edit images in response to user prompts, achieving high consistency with user expectation. | ||
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Instruction-following forward-pass models also excel, offering an impressive balance between image quality and operational efficiency. These models can handle edition without image inversion due to they train with paired annotated data. |
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Instruction-following forward-pass models also excel, offering an impressive balance between image quality and operational efficiency. These models can handle edition without image inversion due to they train with paired annotated data. | |
Instruction-following forward-pass models also excel, offering an impressive balance between image quality and operational efficiency. These models can handle edition without image inversion due to being trained with paired annotated data. |
Perhaps links to the models and/or techniques could be helpful for people that want to learn more. Image inversion, for instance, is never defined. No need to explain or cite papers, just a few links could be enough.
Co-authored-by: Pedro Cuenca <[email protected]>
Context: authors want to add more results to the blog |
Ready for a light review