Hello friends! I don't know if this is the space for this debate, but I wanted to ask you about the Anime Style trend. (If you have not watched it, check this video about it)
I think it could be done with Snap ML and use style transfer for each specific part (eyes, hair, face, etc). What do you think? Is it possible?
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Iam also curious how this was made. Would be nice if Snapchat releases a tutorial soon :D
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SirQu3ntin
Hey Guys,
So I believe it was made with ML, specifically style transfer. I was actually looking to do something like this but more as a world filter rather than the face when I came across this GitHub page about the project. You can read up on it here or download the project, I haven't yet as its 4gb for the whole thing and just haven't spent time working on my version yet. But feel free to check it out and see if it a notebook u can throw in colab!
https://github.com/taki0112/UGATIT/blob/master/README.md
Happy Creating,
Ryan
Thanks RYΛN SHIELDS! I'll check the link and investigate it!
Thanks for the link!
Cheers,
SirQu3ntin
How to create anime style lens,
I want an explanation on YouTube
When it comes to ML and neural networks ColdFusion did an amazing video today about them. There is also a Toonify dataset where you can put an input of a normal picture and the output will be Disney style cartoon.
Here is the video (It explains a lot about how AI works in a creative ways to accomplish different things)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ7BnJb30Cc&t=468s
Cheers Guys,
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Thank you for the video, very well explained :D
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SirQu3ntin
thank @... I will check out! :)