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20162021
most citedTexture Synthesis with Spatial Generative Adversarial Networks

107 citations · 167 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

cs.LG2021★ 18 cited

ClipMatrix: Text-controlled Creation of 3D Textured Meshes

Nikolay Jetchev

If a picture is worth thousand words, a moving 3d shape must be worth a million. We build upon the success of recent generative methods that create images fitting the semantics of…

cs.CV2021

Grid Partitioned Attention: Efficient TransformerApproximation with Inductive Bias for High Resolution Detail Generation

Nikolay Jetchev, Gökhan Yildirim, Christian Bracher +1

Attention is a general reasoning mechanism than can flexibly deal with image information, but its memory requirements had made it so far impractical for high resolution image gener…

cs.CV2019★ 3 cited

Transform the Set: Memory Attentive Generation of Guided and Unguided Image Collages

Nikolay Jetchev, Urs Bergmann, Gökhan Yildirim

Cutting and pasting image segments feels intuitive: the choice of source templates gives artists flexibility in recombining existing source material. Formally, this process takes a…

cs.CV2019

Generating High-Resolution Fashion Model Images Wearing Custom Outfits

Gökhan Yildirim, Nikolay Jetchev, Roland Vollgraf +1

Visualizing an outfit is an essential part of shopping for clothes. Due to the combinatorial aspect of combining fashion articles, the available images are limited to a pre-determi…

cs.CV2018★ 4 cited

Copy the Old or Paint Anew? An Adversarial Framework for (non-) Parametric Image Stylization

Nikolay Jetchev, Urs Bergmann, Gokhan Yildirim

Parametric generative deep models are state-of-the-art for photo and non-photo realistic image stylization. However, learning complicated image representations requires compute-int…

cs.LG2018★ 5 cited

First Order Generative Adversarial Networks

Calvin Seward, Thomas Unterthiner, Urs Bergmann +2

GANs excel at learning high dimensional distributions, but they can update generator parameters in directions that do not correspond to the steepest descent direction of the object…