Learning Representations for Automatic Colorization
author: Gustav Larsson,
Department of Computer Science, University of Chicago
published: Oct. 24, 2016, recorded: October 2016, views: 1490
published: Oct. 24, 2016, recorded: October 2016, views: 1490
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We develop a fully automatic image colorization system. Our approach leverages recent advances in deep networks, exploiting both low-level and semantic representations. As many scene elements naturally appear according to multimodal color distributions, we train our model to predict per-pixel color histograms. This intermediate output can be used to automatically generate a color image, or further manipulated prior to image formation. On both fully and partially automatic colorization tasks, we outperform existing methods. We also explore colorization as a vehicle for self-supervised visual representation learning.
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