TL;DR
HistoGAN introduces a color histogram-based method to control the colors of GAN-generated and real images, enabling intuitive color manipulation while preserving image content, with applications in artistic and graphic design.
Contribution
The paper presents HistoGAN, a novel approach that modifies StyleGAN to control image colors via histograms and extends it to real images with ReHistoGAN for unsupervised recoloring.
Findings
HistoGAN effectively controls colors of generated images using histograms.
ReHistoGAN enables unsupervised recoloring of real images while preserving content.
The histogram-based method outperforms existing strategies in color control quality.
Abstract
While generative adversarial networks (GANs) can successfully produce high-quality images, they can be challenging to control. Simplifying GAN-based image generation is critical for their adoption in graphic design and artistic work. This goal has led to significant interest in methods that can intuitively control the appearance of images generated by GANs. In this paper, we present HistoGAN, a color histogram-based method for controlling GAN-generated images' colors. We focus on color histograms as they provide an intuitive way to describe image color while remaining decoupled from domain-specific semantics. Specifically, we introduce an effective modification of the recent StyleGAN architecture to control the colors of GAN-generated images specified by a target color histogram feature. We then describe how to expand HistoGAN to recolor real images. For image recoloring, we jointly…
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Taxonomy
MethodsDense Connections · Feedforward Network · HuMan(Expedia)||How do I get a human at Expedia? · Adaptive Instance Normalization · R1 Regularization · Convolution · StyleGAN
