Make sure to try the live demo here: https://rtfm.worldlabs.ai/
Arrow keys also work now, thanks for the feedback!
That's weird, what device are you using? (I'm part of World Labs)
The usual narrative around this skill is that it was banned because it was too dangerous, but that doesn't ring true to me -- many release moves performed both by women on the uneven bars and men on the high bar have…
This makes sense in theory, but is hard to get working in practice. We tried using nvjpeg to do JPEG decoding on GPU as a additional baseline, but using it as a drop-in replacement to a standard training pipeline gives…
I'm one of the authors of this CVPR paper -- cool to see our work mentioned on HN! The Uber paper from 2018 is one that has been floating around in the back of my head for a while. Decoding DCT to RGB is essentially an…
I don't think Google has ever released models trained on JFT. But if you're interested in large-scale vision models, you can check out these models from Facebook trained on 940M Instagram images (several times bigger…
Yes, I think that is a likely explanation. Also note that Vincent Dumoulin is an author of both the deconv-checkerboard blog post and the new paper from Google, and that the new Google paper uses the…
I've found that instance normalization usually gives better results so I prefer it over batch normalization. With batch norm you learn four scalars per convolutional feature map: mu (mean), sigma (stddev), alpha (scale)…
Real-time neural style transfer is not new; in the past year there have been several academic papers [1-4] on this topic and several open-source code releases: https://github.com/jcjohnson/fast-neural-style…
Author here. I'm not a lawyer so I can't write anything too official myself, and after some searching it seemed like none of the standard open-source licenses apply to this use-case.
Code is here: https://github.com/jcjohnson/densecap
Make sure to try the live demo here: https://rtfm.worldlabs.ai/
Arrow keys also work now, thanks for the feedback!
That's weird, what device are you using? (I'm part of World Labs)
The usual narrative around this skill is that it was banned because it was too dangerous, but that doesn't ring true to me -- many release moves performed both by women on the uneven bars and men on the high bar have…
This makes sense in theory, but is hard to get working in practice. We tried using nvjpeg to do JPEG decoding on GPU as a additional baseline, but using it as a drop-in replacement to a standard training pipeline gives…
I'm one of the authors of this CVPR paper -- cool to see our work mentioned on HN! The Uber paper from 2018 is one that has been floating around in the back of my head for a while. Decoding DCT to RGB is essentially an…
I don't think Google has ever released models trained on JFT. But if you're interested in large-scale vision models, you can check out these models from Facebook trained on 940M Instagram images (several times bigger…
Yes, I think that is a likely explanation. Also note that Vincent Dumoulin is an author of both the deconv-checkerboard blog post and the new paper from Google, and that the new Google paper uses the…
I've found that instance normalization usually gives better results so I prefer it over batch normalization. With batch norm you learn four scalars per convolutional feature map: mu (mean), sigma (stddev), alpha (scale)…
Real-time neural style transfer is not new; in the past year there have been several academic papers [1-4] on this topic and several open-source code releases: https://github.com/jcjohnson/fast-neural-style…
Author here. I'm not a lawyer so I can't write anything too official myself, and after some searching it seemed like none of the standard open-source licenses apply to this use-case.
Code is here: https://github.com/jcjohnson/densecap