Learning To Warp for Style Transfer

CVPR 2021  ·  Xiao-Chang Liu, Yong-Liang Yang, Peter Hall ·

Since its inception in 2015, Style Transfer has focused on texturing a content image using an art exemplar. Recently, the geometric changes that artists make have been acknowledged as an important component of style. Our contribution is to propose a neural network that, uniquely, learns a mapping from a 4D array of inter-feature distances to a non-parametric 2D warp field. The system is generic in not being limited by semantic class, a single learned model will suffice; all examples in this paper are output from one model. Our approach combines the benefits of the high speed of Liu et al. with the non-parametric warping of Kim et al. Furthermore, our system extends the normal NST paradigm: although it can be used with a single exemplar, we also allow two style exemplars: one for texture and another for geometry. This supports far greater flexibility in use cases than single exemplars can provide.

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