To ensure controlled style transfer in Generative AI pipelines, you can follow the following steps:
- Style Embeddings: Use embeddings to separate style from content, allowing precise control over the style applied.
- Loss Functions with Style and Content Separation: Use perceptual loss or Gram matrix loss to separate content and style features during training.
- Conditional Style Transfer: Train models conditioned on specific style parameters to apply distinct styles.
- Attention Mechanisms: Use attention to focus on specific parts of the image or text for style consistency.
- Cycle Consistency: Use CycleGANs to ensure that the style transfer maintains content integrity.
Here is the code snippet you can refer to:

In the above code, we are using the following key points:
- Style Embeddings allow for the separation of styles and content.
- Loss Functions like perceptual and Gram matrix loss are crucial for style transfer.
- Conditional Models ensure style control based on input conditions.
- Attention Mechanisms focus on regions for consistent style application.
- Cycle Consistency ensures the transfer doesn't distort content.