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[2608.16765] TRACE-Bench: Decomposing and Diagnosing Multi-Reference Image Generation
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[Submitted on 17 Aug 2026]
Title:TRACE-Bench: Decomposing and Diagnosing Multi-Reference Image Generation
Authors:Haoran Wang, Chaofan Ma, Ran Yi, Lizhuang Ma
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Abstract:Despite recent advances in unified multimodal models for multi-reference image generation, existing benchmarks remain organized around predefined task types (e.g., "subject composition"), which are ill-suited to this combinatorial setting and lead to fragmented coverage, uncontrolled complexity, and little diagnostic value. Recognizing that diverse multi-reference tasks share a common set of atomic operations, we adopt a capability-oriented perspective and formalize four operators: Anchor ($f$), Disentangle ($g$), Apply ($\oplus$), and Compose ($C$). Any multi-reference prompt can then be represented as a compositional formula over these operators, whose structural complexity is quantified by the number of operator slots. Building on this formulation, we construct TRACE-Bench, comprising approximately 1,600 evaluation cases across slot counts 1--8, built from 631 formula templates and around 4,000 reference images spanning diverse artistic styles and real-world subjects. The formula structure directly drives an operator-aligned evaluation protocol for per-capability scoring and a diagnostic tree analysis for recursive failure localization. Evaluating 9 leading models reveals insights invisible to holistic scoring: the primary bottleneck lies in disentanglement ($g$) and attribute binding ($\oplus$) rather than scene-level composition ($C$), with even the best model scoring only 0.74 on attribute fidelity. Project page: this https URL
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Accepted to ACM Multimedia 2026 (ACM MM 2026)
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Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (cs.CV); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
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arXiv:2608.16765 (cs)
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[Submitted on 17 Aug 2026]
Title:TRACE-Bench: Decomposing and Diagnosing Multi-Reference Image Generation
Authors:Haoran Wang, Chaofan Ma, Ran Yi, Lizhuang Ma
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Accepted to ACM Multimedia 2026 (ACM MM 2026)
Subjects:
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (cs.CV); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
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arXiv:2608.16765 [cs.CV]
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arXiv:2608.16765v1 [cs.CV] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2608.16765
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From: Haoran Wang [view email]
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Mon, 17 Aug 2026 16:15:50 UTC (8,231 KB)
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AIHOT 摘要
TRACE-Bench 将多参考图像生成任务形式化为 Anchor、Disentangle、Apply、Compose 四种原子操作，并据此构建约 1,600 个评测案例（覆盖 1–8 个操作槽位，源自 631 个公式模板与约 4,000 张参考图）。对 9 个领先模型的评测显示，主要瓶颈在于解耦与属性绑定而非场景级组合，最佳模型属性保真度得分仅 0.74。
为什么值得关注
把多参考图像生成拆成锚定、解耦、应用、组合四类原子算子，诊断显示瓶颈在解耦与属性绑定而非场景级合成，让模型改进有具体指向。
工程化解读
从 TopoReduce 的工程视角看，这条信息属于“论文与研究”主题。它的价值不只在于一个新产品或新观点本身，还在于说明 AI 系统正在如何影响模型接入、智能体协作、研发流程、基础设施和团队决策。实际采用前，应结合原文确认版本、适用范围、价格和运行条件。
- 发布时间：2026-08-17；AIHOT 分类：论文与研究。
- AIHOT 标签：
- AIHOT 判断：把多参考图像生成拆成锚定、解耦、应用、组合四类原子算子，诊断显示瓶颈在解耦与属性绑定而非场景级合成，让模型改进有具体指向。
- AIHOT 评分：54；评分用于站内排序，不等同于独立评测结论。
TopoReduce 编辑观察
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