Serge Belongie was recently featured in an article by TechCrunch that highlighted various projects presented at the International Conference on Computer Vision. The highlighted paper, coauthored with Xun Huang, explores real-time arbitrary style transfer, a process that can take a content image’s style (e.g. Starry Night, The Scream) and apply it to another image in real time.
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