Xing Wan

Diffusion models have attracted considerable scholarly interest for their outstanding performance in generative tasks. However, current style transfer techniques based on diffusion models still rely on fine-tuning during the inference phase to optimize the generated results. This approach is not merely laborious and resource-demanding but also fails to fully harness the creative potential of expansive diffusion models. To overcome this limitation, this paper introduces an innovative solution that utilizes a pretrained diffusion model, thereby obviating the necessity for additional training steps. The scheme proposes a Feature Normalization Mapping Module with Cross-Attention Mechanism (INN-FMM) based on the dual-path diffusion model. This module employs soft attention to extract style features and integrate them with content features. Additionally, a parameter-free Similarity Attention Mechanism (SimAM) is employed within the image feature space to facilitate the transfer of style image textures and colors, while simultaneously minimizing the loss of structural content information. The fusion of these dual attention mechanisms enables us to achieve style transfer in texture and color without sacrificing content integrity. The experimental results indicate that our approach exceeds existing methods in several evaluation metrics.