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FlowTranslator enables training-free in-image machine translation using flow-based editing

Original title: FlowTranslator: Training-Free In-Image Machine Translation with Flow-Based Editing

Hugging Face daily papersby Zhixian Li, Xingsong Ye, Yongkun Du ()1 min read
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FlowTranslator achieves average PRIM BLEU and COMET scores of 20.6 and 57.2 on EasyOCR read-back protocol and 40.1% exact-match accuracy on ScenePair photographs translated into Chinese.

In-image machine translation replaces text in an image with its translation while preserving the surrounding visual context. FlowTranslator is a training-free IIMT framework that first employs an OCR model and an LLM to generate the translation prompt which is injected into the T2I-based diffusion model. Two trajectory controls optimize text generation: Region Coupling Release partially decorrelates target-branch noise inside the text region early in the trajectory while Coupling Expansion amplifies the emerging edit displacement mid-trajectory. Under the EasyOCR read-back protocol it achieves average PRIM BLEU and COMET scores of 20.6 and 57.2 respectively. On ScenePair photographs translated into Chinese it reaches 40.1% exact-match accuracy and surpasses existing editing systems.

Key facts
  • Average PRIM BLEU 20.6 and COMET 57.2.
  • Reaches 40.1% exact-match accuracy on ScenePair photographs.
  • Surpasses existing editing systems.
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1 min read at huggingface.co

In-image machine translation (IIMT) replaces text in an image with its translation while preserving the surrounding visual context. Existing task-specific models achieve convincing performance but require massive paired training images before and after translation.

Hugging Face daily papers

By Zhixian Li, Xingsong Ye, Yongkun Du · huggingface.co

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