With the proposed network architecture named PhotoNAS, you can efficiently produce photorealistic style transfer results of high-resolution content and style inputs.
With StyleNAS framework, you can easily accelerate a given style transfer network to a ultrafast one with less parameters at the expense of little decline of style transfer performance.
style_nas.py
to match your hardware environment.The proposed PhotoNAS network architecture is in PhotoNAS
directory of this repository.
To train PhotoNAS network for photorealistic style transfer, you should first download the MS_COCO 2017 unlabelled image and put those images into training_data
directory. Then run
python PhotoNAS/train_decoder.py --training_dataset <absolute-path-of-training-dataset-directory>
You may also change other training settings such as epoch number and position to save checkpoints in PhotoNAS/train_decoder.py
. Please note that --d_control
specify the network architecture of the trained model. Please keep it intact while training PhotoNAS.
To make style transfer with PhotoNAS, please first train the decoder of PhotoNAS as introduced above or download the trained checkpoint from here and put the saved checkpoints into trained_models_aaai
directory under PhotoNAS
, then run
python PhotoNAS/photo_transfer.py --content <directory-of-input-content-images> --style <directory-of-input-style-images> --save_dir <directory-to-save-produced-images>
To prune a given photorealistic style transfer model, you should first download the training data and put those images into training_data
directory as introduced above. Then run
python style_nas.py
This will automatically prune the network architecture. The trained and pruned architectures and its style transfer results will be saved in configs
directory. The pruning precess and results will be logged into record.txt
file. You may pick up your favored architecture according to performance/efficiency balance.
If you feel this repository is helpful, please cite our paper,
@inproceedings{an2019ultrafast,
title={Ultrafast Photorealistic Style Transfer via Neural Architecture Search},
author={An, Jie and Xiong, Haoyi and Huan, Jun and Luo, Jiebo}
booktitle={AAAI},
year={2020}
}