Charlie Chaplin in "By the Sea" (1915). Colorized by DeOldify.pic.twitter.com/lxMllduuxj
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It seems to have settled on a choice of fabric based on its edge reaction to light, the clothes exhibit a similar trait. I wonder if semantic (future) decisions would include gender and age to approximate class and clothes choice?
Yes I have noticed that there does seem to be some degree of determination of coloration based on physics of light. I say this because different models keep arriving at the same solutions for even clothing and cars (which are of course ambiguous in colorization).
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Yes a colored fabric with a blue sky would have an incident that seems reddish/purple, but a cloudy day wouldn't. But there's not enough latitude in the source to infer one over the other, hence the assumption of blue sky?
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