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MVDiffusion: How to take a pre-trained text2image model for a perspective view (e.g., Stable Diffusion) and retrain to generate multiple consistent views (e.g., a panorama). Project site: Hugging Face demo: Code out in a month.

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Yasutaka Furukawavor 3 Jahren

I am very sorry. Typo fixing. Had to delete the old one and retweet.

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Yasutaka Furukawavor 3 Jahren

I had to delete and repost. Highly appreciate it if you could reshare/retweet this post

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Ziyu Wanvor 3 Jahren

Awesome work!!!!! I wonder where we could find the paper😊

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Yasutaka Furukawavor 3 Jahren

Thank you Ziyu. Did not realize that we haven't uploaded to arxiv yet... Asking students to upload in a day.

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Jake Harrisonvor 3 Jahren

I would add to my newsletter

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Philipp Tsipmanvor 3 Jahren

🔥

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Asriel Hvor 3 Jahren

does it support image prompt as input or only text prompt?

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Yasutaka Furukawavor 3 Jahren

Only text for this work. But it seems trivial to add image-prompt capability.

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