Datasets:
AnyInsertion dataset
Summary
This is the dataset proposed in our paper Insert Anything: Image Insertion via In-Context Editing in DiT
AnyInsertion dataset consists of training and testing subsets. The training set includes 159,908 samples across two prompt types: 58,188 mask-prompt image pairs and 101,720 text-prompt image pairs;the test set includes 158 data pairs: 120 mask-prompt pairs and 38 text-prompt pairs.
AnyInsertion dataset covers diverse categories including human subjects, daily necessities, garments, furniture, and various objects.
Directory
data/
├── train/
│ ├── accessory/
│ │ ├── ref_image/ # Reference image containing the element to be inserted
│ │ ├── ref_mask/ # The mask corresponding to the inserted element
│ │ ├── tar_image/ # Ground truth
│ │ ├── tar_mask/ # The mask corresponding to the edited area of target image
│ │ ├── add/ # The image after removing the inserted element in the tar_image
│ │ ├── replace_different/ # The image after performing a replacement operation with a different shape on the inserted object in the tar_image
│ │ └── replace_same/ # The image after performing a replacement operation with the same shape on the inserted object in the tar_image
│ ├── object/
│ │ ├── ref_image/
│ │ ├── ref_mask/
│ │ ├── tar_image/
│ │ ├── tar_mask/
│ │ ├── add/
│ │ └── replace/ # The image after performing a replacement operation on the inserted object in the tar_image
│ └── person/
│ ├── ref_image/
│ ├── ref_mask/
│ ├── tar_image/
│ ├── tar_mask/
│ ├── add/
│ └── replace/
└── test/
├── garment/
│ ├── ref_image/
│ ├── ref_mask/
│ ├── tar_image/
│ ├── tar_mask/
│ └── src_image/ # The image after performing a replacement operation on the inserted object in the tar_image
├── object/
│ ├── ref_image/
│ ├── ref_mask/
│ ├── tar_image/
│ ├── tar_mask/
│ ├── src_image/ # The image after removing the inserted element in the tar_image
└── person/
├── simple_scene/
│ ├── ref_image/
│ ├── ref_mask/
│ ├── tar_image/
│ ├── tar_mask/
└── complex_scene/
├── ref_image/
├── ref_mask/
├── tar_image/
├── tar_mask/
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