Salesforce, Inc.

Salesforce Com, Inc.

Amir Hossein Raffiee

Michael Reynolds Sollami

Owen Winne Schoppe

A server of a generative adversarial network (GAN) for color selection; generates a training set of color palettes. A color palette generator of the server generates a first set of color palettes based on the training set of color palettes. The first set of color palettes may be compared with a reference set of color palettes to predict a curated set of color palettes. Colors from the curated set of color palettes may be removed that are within a predetermined distance from one another in a color space. The GAN may be validated by performing cluster analysis to determine outlier latent dimensions to be changed for the color selection by the GAN. Proposed color palettes may be generated based on the GAN to be displayed on a display device.

Systems and methods of generating color palettes with a generative adversarial network

Generating, at a server of a generative adversarial network (GAN) for color selection, a training set of color palettes. A color palette generator of the server generates a first set of color palettes based on the training set of color palettes. The first set of color palettes may be compared with a reference set of color palettes to predict a curated set of color palettes. Colors from the curated set of color palettes may be removed that are within a predetermined distance from one another in a color space. The GAN may be validated by performing cluster analysis to determine outlier latent dimensions to be changed for the color selection by the GAN. Proposed color palettes may be generated based on the GAN to be displayed on a display device.

Systems and methods are provided for determining a first semantic segmentation image of a first image, wherein the first image includes at least a portion of a person wearing a first fashion item. A plurality of keypoints of the person's body may be determined in the first image. Using the determined first semantic segmentation image, the determined keypoints, and a second image that includes a second fashion item, a second semantic segmentation image of the person in the first image with the second fashion item of the second image may be generated. The first image may be masked to occlude pixels of the first fashion item that is to be replaced with the second fashion item. Using the masked first image, the second semantic segmentation image, and the second image that includes the second fashion item, a third image may be generated that includes the person with the second fashion item.

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Amir Hossein Raffiee