Simple Python package for colorized terminal output
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Simple Python package for colorized terminal output
Grayscale image colorization using a U-Net CNN (with VGG-19) and perceptual loss.
Colorization using ab channel averaging during training.
PyTorch implementation of a modified cascaded refinement network for the colorization of grayscale images
Simple, yet powerful tool to colorize terminal output
Multimedia&Lab lecture Hint based Image Colorization Challenge from Prof. Yong Ju Jung in Gachon Univ
Image colorizer built with machine learning
Comprehensive AI-powered solution for manga and comic translation and colorization. Utilizes PaddleOCR, DeepL API, LAMA-based text removal, and ResNeXt-based colorization for high accuracy and quality.
Colorizing grayscale images with python and deep learning.
Image Colorization is a service to colorize the gray scale images using Generative AI.
Using deep learning model to colourise B&W photos
Colorizing black/white images and videos using a pre-trained model, aims to enhance visual quality of historical content
[Forked] Official Implementation of "Learning Inclusion Matching for Animation Paint Bucket Colorization"
A DL-based super-resolution and colorization tool built with PyTorch.
This project implements automatic black-and-white image colorization using deep learning models. The models used are: ECCV16: "Colorful Image Colorization" SIGGRAPH17: "Real-Time User-Guided Image Colorization"
Sistema de cores.
Convolutional Neural Network for Colorization of Images w/ PyTorch
modern ANSII Color formatting for output in terminal
Unofficial implementation of "The Surprising Effectiveness of Linear Unsupervised Image-to-Image Translation"
Colorful Bias is a longitudinal benchmarking of algorithmic colorization of images containing human skin tones.
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