ibis mobile introduceert automatische inkleuring op basis van deep-learning voor teken-app ibis Paint
TOKIO–(BUSINESS WIRE)– ibis mobile inc. (hoofdkantoor: Chuo-ku, Tokio; President/CEO: Eiji Kamiya) heeft een extra functie voor de sociale teken-app ibis Paint geïntroduceerd. Met behulp van deep learning maakt de functie automatische inkleuring op basis van de getekende lijnen mogelijk.
ibis Paint, een populaire teken-app die meer dan 8 miljoen keer is gedownload, kleurt tekeningen automatisch in op basis van deep learning. Dagelijks worden op de site van ibis Paint veel kunstwerken gepost; in totaal telt de server meer dan 600.000 werken die door gebruikers van de app zijn gemaakt. Daaruit hebben we 300.000 kunstwerken geselecteerd die geschikt zijn voor deep learning. De tekeningen zijn vooraf bewerkt, waarna we ze hebben gebruikt voor de ontwikkeling van de nieuwe functie, die na maanden vallen en opstaan met behulp van de cloudserver van AWS in Oregon tot stand is gekomen.”
ibis mobile Releases Deep-Learning-Based Auto Paint for Drawing App ibis Paint |
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TOKYO–(BUSINESS WIRE)– ibis mobile inc. (head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President/CEO: Eiji Kamiya) released an additional function for social drawing app ibis Paint. Using deep learning, the function enables automatic painting based on line drawings. This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170606005695/en/  Deep-learning-based auto paint for drawing app ibis Paint (Graphic: Business Wire)
Watch how auto paint works ibis Paint, a popular social drawing app with 8 million downloads, now features deep-learning-based automatic painting for line drawings. On the ibis Paint social site, many artworks are posted every day, with more than 600 thousand user-created works on the server. We selected about 300 thousand artworks suitable for deep learning from over 600 thousand posts, performed some image processing of the artworks in advance and used them to develop the new function through several months of trial and error-based research and development by using AWS’s machine learning cloud server (P2 instance) in Oregon in the U.S. For users, this is a new art tool that is expected to enable new ways of expression. After the release, users’ posts on the ibis Paint social site are expected to help us understand their drawing trend, which will lead to higher accuracy and better recognition of diverse line drawings of people, objects, and landscapes. The current function can recognize people’s face, hair, eye, cheek, and mouth, and lines between people and objects. Not all of these are painted with colors that users expect. An assist function addresses this situation, allowing users to specify colors. With this, users can paint in a short period of time. This is our first commercial function that leverages deep learning. We plan to continue research to enable new ways of expression and labor saving using deep learning for drawing. Ultimately, we aim to develop artificial intelligence that assists professional cartoonists, illustrators, and animation creators to save labor and improve efficiency. Fig. 1 shows how to experience AI auto paint. First, search ibis Paint on App Store or Google Play Store, and download a free version. Then have a line drawing ready. Fig. 2 shows the results of some line drawings to which auto paint and color specification assist are applied.
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