Adobe, Inc.

Ping Hu

Zhe Lin

Oliver Wang

Federico Perazzi

Fabian David Caba Heilbron

Simon Niklaus

Digital synthesis techniques are described to synthesize a digital image at a target time between a first digital image and a second digital image. To begin, an optical flow generation module is employed to generate optical flows. The digital images and optical flows are then received as an input by a motion refinement system. The motion refinement system is configured to generate data describing many-to-many relationships mapped for pixels in the plurality of digital images and reliability scores of the many-to-many relationships. The reliability scores are then used to resolve overlaps of pixels that are mapped to a same location by a synthesis module to generate a synthesized digital image.

Many-to-many splatting-based digital image synthesis

A Video Semantic Segmentation System (VSSS) is disclosed that performs accurate and fast semantic segmentation of videos using a set of temporally distributed neural networks. The VSSS receives as input a video signal comprising a contiguous sequence of temporally-related video frames. The VSSS extracts features from the video frames in the contiguous sequence and based upon the extracted features, selects, from a set of labels, a label to be associated with each pixel of each video frame in the video signal. In certain embodiments, a set of multiple neural networks are used to extract the features to be used for video segmentation and the extraction of features is distributed among the multiple neural networks in the set. A strong feature representation representing the entirety of the features is produced for each video frame in the sequence of video frames by aggregating the output features extracted by the multiple neural networks.

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