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< 2024-04-12 2024-04-15 >Another idea I had was to do an initial training where it has just one picture, the same picture at every z
coordinate, and then after that has reached an acceptable quality level, then limit the first picture to z=0
and add the second picture at z=1
.
But first I'm going to get a collection of images that are sort of "similar" to each other and make it learn them
all at different z
coordinates. Another way of thinking of z
is that it's t
, i.e. you're giving it keyframes
and it's learning an animation.
Here's some F1 driver headshots, let's try these:
I wonder if there's a better sort order? For example have the same uniforms together so that it has half a chance of identifying "like" parts of the uniform and moving them over, instead of fading one out and fading the next in.
Looks interesting so far, needs a lot more training though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajeWBiwLKkw
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