MONTAGE: Monitoring Training for Attribution of Generative Diffusion Models
Jonathan Brokman*, Omer Hofman, Roman Vainshtein, Amit Giloni, Toshiya Shimizu, Inderjeet Singh, Oren Rachmil, Alon Zolfi
Abstract
"Diffusion models, which revolutionized image generation, are facing challenges related to intellectual property. These challenges arise when a generated image is influenced by copyrighted images from the training data, a plausible scenario in internet-collected data. Hence, pinpointing influential images from the training dataset, a task known as data attribution, becomes crucial for transparency of content origins. We introduce , a pioneering data attribution method. Unlike existing approaches that analyze the model post-training, integrates a novel technique to monitor generations throughout the training via internal model representations. It is tailored for customized diffusion models, where training dynamics access is a practical assumption. This approach, coupled with a new loss function, enhances performance while maintaining efficiency. The advantage of is evaluated in two granularity-levels: Between-concepts and within-concept, outperforming current state-of-the-art methods for high accuracy. This substantiates ’s insights on diffusion models and its contribution towards copyright solutions for AI digital-art."
BibTeX
@inproceedings{eccv2024_montagemonitorin,
title = {MONTAGE: Monitoring Training for Attribution of Generative Diffusion Models},
author = {Jonathan Brokman* and Omer Hofman and Roman Vainshtein and Amit Giloni and Toshiya Shimizu and Inderjeet Singh and Oren Rachmil and Alon Zolfi and Asaf Shabtai and Yuki Unno and Hisashi Kojima},
booktitle = {ECCV 2024},
year = {2024}
}