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?
Gender and age considerations aren't far fetched, especially since there's self attention in the model. It may already be happening, but I couldn't tell you for sure.
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Does it have a training set from source period fabrics? Contemporary materials would be very different I would think, of course period color images are nonexistent. Peter Jacksons "They Shall Not Grow Old" restoration had trouble with this (can't find ref) https://blog.pond5.com/22379-how-peter-jackson-used-archival-footage-to-bring-wwi-to-the-present/ …
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It doesn't. I've been ;thinking about this problem for a while. I think there's a solution and it doesn't involve needing color picture examples :)
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