This invention describes a computer system that can intelligently fill in missing or damaged parts of a digital image, specifically focusing on areas that portray a human. It works by using a special type of artificial intelligence called a generative adversarial neural network (GAN) to create new image data, guided by a structural map of the human and a parameter network that adjusts how the new parts blend in. The core idea is to generate a structural representation of the human and then fine-tune it with scaling and shifting adjustments to seamlessly complete the image.
Why it matters: Since 2023, generative AI models for image synthesis and manipulation have advanced significantly in realism and efficiency. This progress makes the underlying technology for human inpainting more robust and accessible, potentially simplifying development and improving output quality compared to when it was filed.
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