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I'd apply it to an old B&W film to show off. Imagine Ben Hur or Citizen Kane in color!
The widely known Ben Hur (1959), the one with the chariot race, already is in colour. Did you mean "Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ" from 1925?
I love the last one. "But you didn't say what colour it was, so I made it a red truck."
Generally it's interesting to see nn thinking out missing details. I'd like to see images with an element deleted and a nn filling in black spots to see what level of shape recognition could do.
Now give it a picture of a bike shed.
I think a tool shed is more appropriate.
I'd apply it to an old B&W film to show off. Imagine Ben Hur or Citizen Kane in color!
I see a potential problem with moving pictures - the neural network might decide that while red was an appropriate color for the truck in the last frame, blue is more likely in this frame.
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I see a potential problem with moving pictures - the neural network might decide that while red was an appropriate color for the truck in the last frame, blue is more likely in this frame.
You can use the previous few frames for fixing this problem for videos
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You can use the previous few frames for fixing this problem for videos
There might be a few scenes in between the viewings of the truck.
I think this was on HackerNews before?