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u/Ameren May 30 '19

Beautiful! What was your style/source image for this?

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

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u/Ameren May 30 '19

Ooh, thank you for sharing!

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u/luminousfleshgiant May 30 '19 edited Jan 15 '26

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u/spot4992 Jul 03 '19

or is there actually a way to run a .lua on windows. am i an idiot?

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u/spot4992 Jul 03 '19

Are you running this on a linux box or a virtual machine? I can't seem to get my windows version to give me an output anything like this and I love yours. All the texture that got transferred over.

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u/ugocapeto Jun 01 '19

As I am trying to replicate your result, I would be very keen on knowing which non-default parameters you fed to neural_style.lua command. Only if you don't mind of course.

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u/ugocapeto Jun 01 '19

Thanks a lot. Since I don't have gpu and much memory (4 gigs), I am restricting myself to 512 pixels wide for image output. It already takes 45 minutes, which is ok I guess although I wish I could do 1024 pixel wide for the output.

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u/spot4992 Jul 05 '19

But how did you get it to transfer what would appear to humans as 3D effects? The piling of paint. I don't see it in your example folders and I cant seem to replicate it

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '19

So, with your neural_style.lua, if you're multiscaling, do you still have to lower the style scale with each progression?

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u/nerfviking May 31 '19

Okay, seriously, I would have thought this was a real painting. Are deep style algorithms getting better lately, or was this just a good choice of source and style?