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Sketch Vision: Artificial Intelligence with Sight for Imagination (2312.12270v1)

Published 19 Dec 2023 in cs.GR

Abstract: Visual design relies on seeing things in different ways, acting on them, and seeing results to act again. Parametric design tools are often not robust to design changes that result from sketching over the visualization of their output. We propose a sketch to 3d workflow as an experiment medium for evaluating neural networks and their latent spaces as a representation that is robust to overlay sketching.

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