StanvdVossen

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High resolution 3D sneakers using latent diffusion(thissneakerdoesnotexist.com)
2 points by StanvdVossen 4y ago|0 comments
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Paramon.ai: ML-Generated Pokémon(paramon.ai)
1 points by StanvdVossen 5y ago|0 comments
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
Thank you for all your support, guys! I was not expecting this much traffic. I am currently in the process of moving my site to a better server. While this is in progress, only the images cached by Cloudflare can be loaded. This means that
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
I have seen your project. However, I think claiming "first" is disingenuous. There are many projects like ours that date back at least 3 years. We just happen to undertake these projects at a time when algorithms are better and re
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
Thanks! The training set included pretty much all sneakers I could find online. However, the algorithm tends to bias towards patterns that are more common e.g. hundreds of colorways of Air Jordans. BUT I can fine tune the model by training
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
In general this would not be easy. One way this can be accomplished is by removing all shoes with such logos from the training data. But Nike and Adidas are disproportionally large parts of my training set, so this would not be feasible. Th
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
You’re somewhat right. The machine learning algorithm tries to replicate the general patterns on the images it’s trained on (so in this case, images of a lot of sneakers). If the algorithm is trained on enough images, it should, to an exten
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
That's definitely a cool idea! I might ask around different webshops to see if they're interested in something like this.
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by StanvdVossen 5y ago
Yeah, it looks like the server was not able to handle the visitors. I'm completely new to webhosting, but I will try to get everything back online soon. Thanks for the archive link!
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This Sneaker Does Not Exist(thissneakerdoesnotexist.com)
161 points by StanvdVossen 5y ago|68 comments