DyPE: How small image models can make ultra-high resolution photos
Imagine your favorite image model suddenly painting pictures much bigger than it ever learned to.
A new idea called DyPE lets pre-trained models do that, with no extra training and almost no extra work.
It nudges how the model handles position as the picture grows, so big shapes appear first and fine lines come later, letting the model keep up while size balloons.
The result is images with much sharper detail and less blur, even at millions of pixels, and without retraining whole system or waiting ages for each image.
You get clearer landscapes, sharper textures, and large prints that actually look real, using tools we already have.
This is a simple trick that makes big images doable for more people, it could change how artists, designers and photographers use image models, because now tiny-trained models can make giant, beautiful pictures fast.
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DyPE: Dynamic Position Extrapolation for Ultra High Resolution Diffusion
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