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I can't find how to use the weight settings? #118
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Hi, Arguments
etc. its at the end of the README - scroll towards bottom main page apologies if ive misunderstood |
"apologies if ive misunderstood" yeah kinda --content_weight: Weight for the content loss function. Default: 5e0 I don't get it sorry, so default is 5, 10000, but how does it work? Have a good day |
maybe consider this one instead; will be more similar experience to deepdreamgen.
https://github.com/anishathalye/neural-style
…On Mon, Apr 5, 2021, at 03:14, simondice wrote:
"apologies if ive misunderstood" yeah kinda
--content_weight: Weight for the content loss function. Default: 5e0
--style_weight: Weight for the style loss function. Default: 1e4
--tv_weight: Weight for the total variational loss function. Default: 1e-3
--temporal_weight: Weight for the temporal loss function. Default: 2e2
I don't get it sorry, so default is 5, 10000, but how does it work?
I'm not familiar with neutal styles equations and I'm bad at maths.
--style_weight 10000
--style_weight 20000? or 1000? or 10000000? is there a range in which it evolves?
I'm looking to generate outputs that doesn't look like the content_img but more like the style, I had pretty funny result using the online generator with "weight 90%", I'm trying to reproduce with this code.
any advices would help
here is an example, from a girl's picture to this using a 90% style weight (here https://deepdreamgenerator.com/)
https://i.imgur.com/JNnBIlH.png
I'm messing around with layers but same, default is 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2, how does it work?
Sorry for being such a noob :)
Have a good day
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Ok will have a try thanks. |
thats maybe a more 'painless' way out;
what i do is, i edit the neural_style.py and tweak the values in there, instead of 'commands'
then i just bash stylize_image.sh
as far as what all the little bells and whistles do - welcome to the casino
…On Mon, Apr 5, 2021, at 05:50, simondice wrote:
Ok will have a try thanks.
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Hi,
I'm searching for a way to increase style weight so it looks closer to the style than the source image. I can't find the range of the settings, nor the one I should use like in the example "style tradeoff".
Any help?
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