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Repairing Graphic Design Layouts After Content, Asset, and Canvas Updates: A Source-Conditioned Benchmark

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This work defines the task as post-instantiation layout adaptation as post-instantiation layout adaptation and proposes a source-conditioned benchmark, which shows that source-conditioned evaluation is valuable for layout generation.

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