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I know it can be computationally expensive, but larger images would really help in this case.
by lqdc13 10y ago
I know it can be computationally expensive, but larger images would really help in this case.
- nightmare_mit 10y agoHi there! We actually have higher-quality versions of these images but didn't want to overwhelm the main page (and users' bandwidth). But we can put the larger images to the sub-pages, thanks for the suggestion!
- lqdc13 10y agoThanks for the response. What about putting up higher res versions when you click on the "thumbnails"? Like here: http://nightmare.mit.edu/#portfolioModal30 http://nightmare.mit.edu/#portfolioModal30 (can't link directly to the modal) The computed stylized can be in higher res and only query the server once the user clicks on the thumbnail. maybe even the original in higher res. I mean 1920x1080+ and maybe some options to downsample to specific res. Another suggestion is to figure out a way to maximize artifacts. My scariest experiences with deep learning have been with unnatural mutations of natural objects. Something like https://zo7.github.io/img/2016-09-25-generating-faces/random-2.jpg https://zo7.github.io/img/2016-09-25-generating-faces/random... Or some results from this: https://github.com/Newmu/dcgan_code https://github.com/Newmu/dcgan_code I'm sure one can take it further.