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This research introduces CreativeFlow, a novel framework designed to combat creative homogenization in text-to-3D generation by explicitly modeling analogical divergent thinking. By deriving relationally similar yet geometrically distinct asset pairs, the method significantly enhances visual novelty and establishes a new benchmark for future relation-aware 3D model training. The work bridges cognitive science principles with generative AI to push the boundaries of creative output in digital asset creation.
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CreativeFlow: A One-to-Many Analogical Relation Transfer Method for 3D Asset Generation

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arXiv:2610.05167v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Inspired by cognitive science, we present CREATIVEFLOW, an analogical generation framework that explicitly models analogical divergent thinking to mitigate creative homogenization in text-to-3D pipelines. Our method derives a series of meaningful yet relationally similar source-target asset pairs, each featuring distinct geometric configurations. Expert evaluations demonstrate that our framework substantially enhances creative novelty and visual fascination. This workflow and its resulting assets establish a foundational dataset and benchmark for future relation-aware 3D model training.

Abstract:Inspired by cognitive science, we present CREATIVEFLOW, an analogical generation framework that explicitly models analogical divergent thinking to mitigate creative homogenization in text-to-3D pipelines. Our method derives a series of meaningful yet relationally similar source-target asset pairs, each featuring distinct geometric configurations. Expert evaluations demonstrate that our framework substantially enhances creative novelty and visual fascination. This workflow and its resulting assets establish a foundational dataset and benchmark for future relation-aware 3D model training.

3 pages. To appear in SIGGRAPH Asia 2026 Posters (SA Posters '26), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, December 2026

Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI); Graphics (cs.GR)

arXiv:2610.05167 [cs.AI]

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