Image-based virtual try-on has recently gained a lot of attention in both the scientific and fashion industry communities due to its challenging setting and practical real-world applications. While pure convolutional approaches have been explored to solve the task, Transformer-based architectures have not received significant attention yet. Following the intuition that self- and cross-attention operators can deal with long-range dependencies and hence improve the generation, in this paper we extend a Transformer-based virtual try-on model by adding a dual-branch collaborative module that can exploit cross-modal information at generation time. We perform experiments on the VITON dataset, which is the standard benchmark for the task, and on a recently collected virtual try-on dataset with multi-category clothing, Dress Code. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of our solution over previous methods and show that Transformer-based architectures can be a viable alternative for virtual try-on.
Dual-Branch Collaborative Transformer for Virtual Try-On / Fenocchi, Emanuele; Morelli, Davide; Cornia, Marcella; Baraldi, Lorenzo; Cesari, Fabio; Cucchiara, Rita. - 2022-:(2022), pp. 2246-2250. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2022 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops, CVPRW 2022 tenutosi a New Orleans, Louisiana nel June 19-24, 2022) [10.1109/CVPRW56347.2022.00246].
Dual-Branch Collaborative Transformer for Virtual Try-On
Davide Morelli;Marcella Cornia
;Lorenzo Baraldi;Rita Cucchiara
2022
Abstract
Image-based virtual try-on has recently gained a lot of attention in both the scientific and fashion industry communities due to its challenging setting and practical real-world applications. While pure convolutional approaches have been explored to solve the task, Transformer-based architectures have not received significant attention yet. Following the intuition that self- and cross-attention operators can deal with long-range dependencies and hence improve the generation, in this paper we extend a Transformer-based virtual try-on model by adding a dual-branch collaborative module that can exploit cross-modal information at generation time. We perform experiments on the VITON dataset, which is the standard benchmark for the task, and on a recently collected virtual try-on dataset with multi-category clothing, Dress Code. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of our solution over previous methods and show that Transformer-based architectures can be a viable alternative for virtual try-on.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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