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Imagen Text-to-Image Quiz

Review original Imagen text conditioning, cascaded generation, dynamic thresholding, and robustness choices in super-resolution training.

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In the original Imagen study's scaling comparison, which change produced larger image-quality and text-alignment gains?

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  1. In the original Imagen study's scaling comparison, which change produced larger image-quality and text-alignment gains?
    • Discarding the language encoder entirely
    • Increasing the pretrained text encoder's size rather than the diffusion model's size
    • Replacing diffusion with nearest-neighbor image lookup
    • Reducing every prompt to a single word
  2. Which text encoder does Imagen rely on?
    • A convolutional image net
    • A small LSTM
    • A hand-written rule set
    • A frozen T5-XXL language model
  3. How does Imagen reach high resolution?
    • Cascaded diffusion with super-resolution upscaling stages
    • A single giant generation step
    • By cropping a large stock photo
    • By interpolating two images
  4. What problem did original Imagen's dynamic thresholding address under strong guidance?
    • A lack of text tokens in the encoder vocabulary
    • The need to compress the final PNG file
    • Saturation of predicted pixel values during sampling
    • A missing training label for every object
  5. What is DrawBench?
    • A drawing tablet
    • A GPU brand
    • A dataset of cat photos
    • A benchmark of challenging prompts for evaluating text-to-image models
  6. Why is the T5-XXL encoder kept frozen in Imagen?
    • It is broken and cannot train
    • Its rich text understanding from pretraining transfers without further tuning
    • To save disk space only
    • Because text is irrelevant
  7. What resolution did original Imagen's base diffusion model generate before its super-resolution stages?
    • 256 by 256 pixels as the first stage
    • 1024 by 1024 pixels directly
    • 64 by 64 pixels
    • A single pixel that was copied across the final image
  8. Why did the Imagen researchers add Gaussian noise to low-resolution conditioning images during super-resolution training?
    • To make the upsamplers more robust to imperfect inputs from earlier stages
    • To remove text conditioning from the entire cascade
    • To guarantee that all training images had the same caption
    • To replace the upsamplers with deterministic resizing

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