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PA-GAN: Progressive Attention Generative Adversarial Network for Facial Attribute Editing

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arxiv 2007.05892 v1 pith:24KYHOIH submitted 2020-07-12 cs.CV

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keywords attributeeditingattentionattributesfaciallevelapproacharea
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Facial attribute editing aims to manipulate attributes on the human face, e.g., adding a mustache or changing the hair color. Existing approaches suffer from a serious compromise between correct attribute generation and preservation of the other information such as identity and background, because they edit the attributes in the imprecise area. To resolve this dilemma, we propose a progressive attention GAN (PA-GAN) for facial attribute editing. In our approach, the editing is progressively conducted from high to low feature level while being constrained inside a proper attribute area by an attention mask at each level. This manner prevents undesired modifications to the irrelevant regions from the beginning, and then the network can focus more on correctly generating the attributes within a proper boundary at each level. As a result, our approach achieves correct attribute editing with irrelevant details much better preserved compared with the state-of-the-arts. Codes are released at https://github.com/LynnHo/PA-GAN-Tensorflow.

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