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This isn't exactly Deep Dream's equivalent for video. It takes frames individually (smushing them together), rather than having a unified neural network that ta
by JacobEdelman 11y ago
This isn't exactly Deep Dream's equivalent for video. It takes frames individually (smushing them together), rather than having a unified neural network that takes the entire video at once.
- tacos 11y agoIt's also using low-quality jpegs as source and destination output so a good chunk of what you're seeing is the robot dreaming about jpeg artifacts.
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