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Conception, Tássia Bianchini, Pen on old paper, 22,5 x 31 cm / 9″ x 12″, 2021
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Second one from the words people sent me.
Conception, Tássia Bianchini, Pen on old paper, 22,5 x 31 cm / 9″ x 12″, 2021
A few days from now, you can access your Google Translate app to visually translate new languages. That’s right, Google is adding 13 new languages to visu
Pix2Pix Edges2Pichaku Example
New interactive Pix2Pix visual translation example from ml5js transforms your doodles based on a dataset trained on a Pokemon character.
1. Press your mouse to draw a Pikachu on the canvas.
2. Click 'Transfer' button.
3. A colored Pikachu image will appear in ~5s.
4. Click 'Clear' button to clear the canvas and draw again.
You can try it out for yourself here
ml5js is an online resource to aid learning of implementing Machine Learning methods using javascript for web-based projects - you can discover more here
Uncanny Rd
Project by Anastasis Germanidis and Cristóbal Valenzuela is an online Neural Network semantic painting tool. Trained on visual road data, you can doodle or place preset markers which will be visually translated into another image:
Uncanny Road is an experimental tool for collectively synthesizing a never-ending road using Generative Adversarial Neural Networks. It is based on the pix2pixHD project, published by @nvidia and UC Berkeley (Project, Paper and Code), that allows for photorealistic image-to-image translation. The pix2pix model was trained using adversarial learning on the Cityscapes dataset, containing thousands of street images.
To synthesize street images, draw on the colormap of the scene. Each color represents a different kind of object label (e.g. road, building, vegetation, etc.) that the neural network can understand
Try it out for yourself here
Delusions
Artist Patrick Tresset is experimenting with visual translation framework pix2pix with data he has accumulated from his robotic portrait drawing machine, turning human sketches into photo representative portraits:
#Pix2pix trained on a sample of 21000 drawings depicting 3500 faces of people who have posed in front of my robots.
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Interesting app and the fact that network access isn't require to use the app makes it a necessity when traveling overseas and out of the country