InfoVis: Unified Slide Image Generation and Editing
Generating and editing presentation slides requires models to combine accurate text rendering, instruction following, visual grounding, aesthetic design, and precise editing within one canvas.
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Key points
- We formulate four slide-centric tasks and build a scalable data engine with over 13M continual-pretraining records and 1.9M supervised fine-tuning records.
- We also introduce VisSlideBench, a benchmark of 1,527 manually screened instances that covers all four tasks with task-specific, multidimensional evaluation.
- Using these resources, we train InfoVis, a unified 9B slide generation and editing model.
- Starting from FLUX.2-klein-base-9B, slide-specific post-training adds 1.6 points overall, with the largest generation gains in content faithfulness; the remaining gap to proprietary models is smallest in content faithfulness and largest in aesthetic quality.
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- [1]InfoVis: Unified Slide Image Generation and EditingarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 12, 01:39 PM
Generating and editing presentation slides requires models to combine accurate text rendering, instruction following, visual grounding, aesthetic design, and precise editing within one canvas.
We formulate four slide-centric tasks and build a scalable data engine with over 13M continual-pretraining records and 1.9M supervised fine-tuning records.
- [2]InfoVis: Unified Slide Image Generation and EditingHugging Face Daily Papers · Oct 12, 12:00 AM · same content
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