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Project Topic: Using Neural Networks to recreate lost parts of images

Team Name: Sleepy Heads

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Output

Explaination:

The traditional implementation uses the texture of surrounding areas and fill the area but it does not usually produce good results, so we used a combination of Object Detection and surrounding textures to get the desired output.

The model was trained on Places2 Dataset: (http://places2.csail.mit.edu/) so it works best on Outdoor Natural Images and can be extended to other datasets as well very easily.

For every image we take input the files

We learn to inpaint missing regions with a deep convolutional network. Our network completes images of arbitrary resolutions by filling in missing regions of any shape. We use global and local context discriminators to train the completion network to provide both locally and globally consistent results.

Installation and Running

INSTALLING DEPENDENCIES

git clone https://github.com/torch/distro.git ~/torch --recursive
cd ~/torch; bash install-deps;
./install.sh
luarocks install image

Once installed we can run torch using th command

INSTALLING FILES

git clone https://github.com/utkarsh-maheshwari/image-completion.git
cd image-completion
bash download_model.sh

USAGE

cd image-completion
mkdir input
mkdir output

Note: The image should be redacted (erased) with HEx values: #010203 and NOT any other color and should use Paint 3d in Windows and gnome-paint drawing editor in Linux

Copy the redacted images into the input folder

python final.py

This code provides an extension to the the research paper:

"Soheil Darabi, Eli Shechtman, Connelly Barnes, Dan B Goldman, and Pradeep Sen. 2012. Image Melding: Combining Inconsistent Images using Patch-based Synthesis. ACM Transactions on Graphics"