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liuru | 4 years ago
It's an extremely hard research problem, because darker skin tones account for only about 0.3% of all anime art produced in the world.
We have employed an absolutely exhaustive array of art and data science tricks to give the model the ability to draw darker skin tones, though they are underrepresented. The results that you see today are the culmination of many months of careful tuning!
It's not definitely perfect, but from a data science perspective, this situation can't be rectified until the art world makes a shift.
Personally, I hope that more art representing dark skin tones will be created in the world!
numpad0|4 years ago
blackbrokkoli|4 years ago
No one here is mandating shit, GP asked a friendly question in a most respectful manner, which prompted an informative answer from OP even. If such interaction generates such an allergic reaction in you, the problem is not with the grandparent comment.
educaysean|4 years ago
pfisherman|4 years ago
It does not do well generating instances with features that are not well represented in the training dataset.
Compare this to human creativity. I suspect that fulfilling GPs request would be almost trivial for a human professional artist.
To be clear this is an amazing achievement, a creative use of the technology, and a positive contribution to the world. Pointing out limitations (i.e. areas with potential for future innovation) does not diminish it.
Simon321|4 years ago
KaoruAoiShiho|4 years ago