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> I'd actually be interested what turns out if an a.i. actually be trained from a completely random selection Something I noticed is that AIs appear to have tr
by lhorie 6y ago
> I'd actually be interested what turns out if an a.i. actually be trained from a completely random selection
Something I noticed is that AIs appear to have trouble with differentiating perspective vs art style. What I mean by that often characters are in 3/4 view, which naturally means one eye will be smaller than the other due to perspective. But some art styles have bigger eyes than others. What I see sometimes is that the AI then produces an image where each eye comes from a different art style.
It doesn't appear to account for the concept of a three-dimensionally spherical head and how perspective works with respect with such shapes.
It most certainly would not produce good results unless you specify that stuff like shirokuma cafe[0] characters are not human.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirokuma_Cafe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirokuma_Cafe
- Blikkentrekker 6y agoGiven enough input, it should be able to learn on it's own what a humanoid shape is to a human. Was the This Person Does Not Exist-a.i. simply trained with pictures of human heads? As it seems to be quite capable of keeping many things apart that are commonly kept apart.
- yorwba 6y agoT Person DNE also centered all faces in exactly the same way, which makes it a lot easier to avoid e.g. adding a third eye (because there are only two positions where eyes appear in the training data.) T Waifu DNE uses similarly centered and cropped portraits, which is why its output is consistently of higher quality than T Anime DNE.