Push-Pull Attentional Anchoring for Diffusion Concept Erasure
To address this, we propose Push-Pull Attentional Anchoring (PPAA), a mechanism in the cross-attention space that displaces target representations while anchoring the scale of erasure via bounded cosine-similarity constraints.
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Key points
- Rapid advances in diffusion models have raised concerns about privacy, harmful content, and copyright violations.
- Concept erasure methods aim to address these risks by removing undesirable concepts from pretrained models without full retraining.
- By using a relative similarity ratio instead of an absolute difference, our adaptive threshold represents a meaningful percentage of semantic retention, facilitating a single value to be applied uniformly across layers.
- Our method achieves favorable trade-offs against prior approaches on Stable Diffusion v1.4 and demonstrates its applicability to modern architectures such as FLUX.
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- [1]Push-Pull Attentional Anchoring for Diffusion Concept ErasurearXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 20, 06:38 AM
To address this, we propose Push-Pull Attentional Anchoring (PPAA), a mechanism in the cross-attention space that displaces target representations while anchoring the scale of erasure via bounded cosine-similarity constraints.
Rapid advances in diffusion models have raised concerns about privacy, harmful content, and copyright violations.
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