Abstract
Fairness becomes a critical issue of computer vision to reduce discriminative factors in various systems. Among computer vision tasks, Image-to-Image translation for facial attributes editing can yield discriminative results. The unexpected gender changed results can be generated instead of editing target attributes due to the dataset imbalance problem. In this work, we propose a framework of unsupervised Image-to-Image translation that learns a fair representation by separating the latent space of our model into two purposes: 1) Target Attribute Editing, 2) Gender Preserving. We evaluate the proposed framework on CelebA dataset. Both quantitive and qualitative results demonstrate that our method improves image quality and fairness than the prior Image-to-Image translation method.
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