In nuce: This new method will make it easy for you to take your image editing to the next level – based on simple sketches.
Who are the clever minds behind it? The method was developed in co-operation with Johns Hopkins University and Adobe Research.
What makes it special is that instead of having to draw a mask to mark the area to be edited, the new approach is based on the sketches made by the user – otherwise the entire image is used as a template.
Availability: The research results have been published in an academic paper entitled SketchEdit: Mask-Free Local Image Manipulation with Partial Sketches. You can download the corresponding code from Github.
Click further: And we continue with academic fieldwork: On 2 September 2020 , we presented an academic publication from Standford University in which the water simulation was further developed. A few days later, on 7 September 2020, Nvidia, together with Cornell University, showed you how video-to-video synthesis works. And finally, on 22 October 2021 , we told you about when Stanford and Cornell put their heads together to transplant 3D objects into 3D scenes. We hope you gain maximum insight from this academic reading material!
