Generating gaze corrected images using bidirectionally trained network
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsFurkan Isikdogan, Timo Gerasimow, Gilad Michael
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Abstract
An example apparatus for adjusting eye gaze in images one or more processors to execute instructions to bidirectionally train a neural network; access a target angle and an input image, the input image including an eye in a first position; generate a vector field with the neural network; and generate a gaze-adjusted image based on the vector field, the gaze-adjusted image including the eye in a second position.
Claims22
(canceled)
An apparatus comprising:
- memory;
- instructions;
- and
- programmable circuitry to execute the instructions to:
- generate a vector field using a first neural network based on a target angle and an input image, the input image including an eye in a first position;
- generate a gaze-adjusted image based on the vector field, the gaze-adjusted image including the eye in a second position;
- and
- enhance photorealism of the gaze-adjusted image using a second neural network.
At least one computer readable storage device comprising instructions that, when executed, cause one or more processors to at least:
- generate a vector field using a first neural network based on a target angle and an input image, the input image including an eye in a first position;
- generate a gaze-adjusted image based on the vector field, the gaze-adjusted image including the eye in a second position;
- and
- enhance photorealism of the gaze-adjusted image using a second neural network.
A method to generate a gaze corrected image, the method comprising:
- generating a vector field with a first neural network based on a target angle and an input image, the input image including an eye in a first position;
- generating a gaze-adjusted image based on the vector field, the gaze-adjusted image including the eye in a second position;
- and
- enhancing photorealism of the gaze-adjusted image using a second neural network.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.