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Improvement #16

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hristorv opened this issue May 1, 2017 · 7 comments
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Improvement #16

hristorv opened this issue May 1, 2017 · 7 comments

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@hristorv
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hristorv commented May 1, 2017

Hello,
I am currently trying to improve AdaIN in a Tensorflow implementation. What do you think can be done to improve the algorithm? What can be done in order to have quality similar to this: https://github.com/lengstrom/fast-style-transfer
I am trying to implement as stated in the paper, histogram losses. I implemented method for histogram matching on 2 images, but i have no idea how to move on.
I need some ideas how to improve the algorithm.

@diggerdu
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diggerdu commented May 2, 2017

S+U GAN may make output more naturally.

@hristorv
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hristorv commented May 2, 2017

Is it even possible for this algorithm to achieve the same quality as the fast style transfer?

@ArturoDeza
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A workaround I did was to add a SuperResolution pix2pix module on top of the output of the Decoder to try to map back to the original image. This was used in a recent paper we submitted to NIPS: https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.10041

@CJHFUTURE
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Interesting, what would be the effect on the output from this?

@hristorv
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hristorv commented Jun 28, 2017

@ArturoDeza What were the results ? Do you have any pictures we can compare ?

@ArturoDeza
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ArturoDeza commented Jun 30, 2017

@Sugarbank @hristorv I still need to add the result of adding the SuperResolution module in the Supplementary Material for the ArXiv version 3. As of yesterday I added some extra images that the model produces on the updated ArXiv version (Version 2). I guess the Base_Line images (which use the super resolution module) in the paper are the closest approximation to the original.

@ZhongliangGuo
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see the paper EFDM, I think its matching function or norm (in the context of adain) is quite same as HM

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