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A project I did a while back for shits and giggles was a neural network that learned off random photos what natural coloring looked lik for various objects and faces. Then you could feed it random black and white photos and it would try to color them. Only spent a few days on it for fun, and as you can see the results were not perfect (had some artifacts). but the results were surprisingly good if you ignore the blemishes.

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@freemo Nice! I think those look pretty good.

I'm working on some ANN stuff for music composition. Been building up a toolchain for the last 10 years or so... pouring ANN/ML stuff into that foundation.

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I'm sure there's crazy money in that kinda thing, if you could finish the project. Very impressed, though. Any chance you'll share your work?

@Diptchip I would need to find it, I think its in the qoto git somewhere and chances are i have it open-sources (I usually do).

I will be happy to look when i get a chance, feel free to browse the repo in the meantime and see if it pops out to you. I cant remember where I put it, it wasnt crazy complicated or anything and probably not too much worth salavaging other than maybe as a "how to get started" tutorial if you wanted to do the same.

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I only used the "DeOldify" feature in MyHeritage to re-colorize a photograph of my farewell party when I (temporarily?) bailed from Trumpland in late 2017.
From left to right: Jason Antic, me, Lyndi Antic, Emily Burke.

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