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Research questionCan text-to-image models match web-scale performance using smaller, reproducible datasets and models?Billion-scale web-scraped datasets can make text-to-image results difficult to reproduce because their contents and availability change. The central difficulty is determining whether a much smaller, standardized image collection can retain the capabilities associated with those models.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.How far can we go with ImageNet for Text-to-Image generation?The evidence concerns ImageNet enhanced with text and image augmentations for text-to-image training, using roughly 1/1000 the training images and 3–10 times fewer parameters than the cited large-model comparisons. Reported results reach FLUX-level performance and exceed SD3 and SDXL on GenEval and DPGBench, with the setup reported to require about 500 H100 hours. These are benchmark-based results and do not establish equivalence across all capabilities or deployment conditions.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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