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Reversing the input and output #6

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alpkabac opened this issue May 30, 2021 · 4 comments
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Reversing the input and output #6

alpkabac opened this issue May 30, 2021 · 4 comments

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@alpkabac
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I could not find how to contact you direclty, and issues are not the place for this, but I was really curious if we could reverse the process. What I mean by that is if we used photorealistic images as the input, could convert them into much cartoony or fictional(?) ones?

@IceHacks
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I would assume it to be much the same process. Just use GTA pictures at the "Real Image" and the data used in the "G-Buffer Encoder."

@imfunniee
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ye similar

@darthnithin
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darthnithin commented Jun 7, 2021

I would assume it to be much the same process. Just use GTA pictures at the "Real Image" and the data used in the "G-Buffer Encoder."

I assume for the dataset you would just use the game engine (GTA) pictures, and the real images as input, though you might have to annotate the images as i dont see how you could get the G-Buffer (which would come from an engine) from real pictures.

@srrichter
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That's a great idea. I guess a good way to start would be even without the G-buffers here. Our experiments indicated that you can get strong results even without the G-buffers.

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