Language-Guided Diffusion for Domain Generalization
Track: regular paper (up to 6 pages)
Keywords: Domain Generalization, Diffusion Models, LLM
Abstract: Domain generalization (DG) addresses the challenge of training machine learning models that generalize effectively to unseen target domains exhibiting distributional shifts. Traditional data augmentation techniques, while useful, often fail to adequately simulate the novel domain characteristics necessary for robust DG. We introduce a novel data augmentation framework leveraging the synergistic power of Large Language Models (LLMs) and diffusion models to generate diverse and realistic training data for DG. Our method employs LLMs to create creative prompts that encapsulate new domain styles, which are then used by diffusion models to synthesize high-fidelity images representative of these unseen domains. Furthermore, we integrate a CLIP-guided diversity analysis to ensure that the generated data effectively enhances model generalization while maintaining computational efficiency. Experiments on the PACS dataset show that our method significantly outperforms traditional techniques.
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Presenter: ~Haolin_Ren1
Format: Maybe: the presenting author will attend in person, contingent on other factors that still need to be determined (e.g., visa, funding).
Funding: Yes, the presenting author of this submission falls under ICLR’s funding aims, and funding would significantly impact their ability to attend the workshop in person.
Submission Number: 34
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