Style Transfer Dataset: What Makes A Good Stylization?
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Abstract (arXiv)
We present a new dataset with the goal of advancing image style transfer - the task of rendering one image in the style of another image. The dataset covers various content and style images of different size and contains 10.000 stylizations manually rated by three annotators in 1-10 scale. Based on obtained ratings, we find which factors are mostly responsible for favourable and poor user evaluations and show quantitative measures having statistically significant impact on user grades. A methodology for creating style transfer datasets is discussed. Presented dataset can be used in automating multiple tasks, related to style transfer configuration and evaluation.
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- 2022Quality Evaluation of Arbitrary Style Transfer: Subjective Study and Objective Metriccited by 6
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