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Semantic Style Transfer and Turning Two-Bit Doodles into Fine Artworks

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arxiv 1603.01768 v1 pith:RCJXVK32 submitted 2016-03-05 cs.CV

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keywords semanticstyletransfercommondoodlesgenerativeturningalgorithm
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Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) have proven highly effective at image synthesis and style transfer. For most users, however, using them as tools can be a challenging task due to their unpredictable behavior that goes against common intuitions. This paper introduces a novel concept to augment such generative architectures with semantic annotations, either by manually authoring pixel labels or using existing solutions for semantic segmentation. The result is a content-aware generative algorithm that offers meaningful control over the outcome. Thus, we increase the quality of images generated by avoiding common glitches, make the results look significantly more plausible, and extend the functional range of these algorithms---whether for portraits or landscapes, etc. Applications include semantic style transfer and turning doodles with few colors into masterful paintings!

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