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Restoring History: How Neural Networks Colorize 19th-Century Photos and Restore the Ruins of Rome
๐๏ธ The Scene Look at a photo of your great-great-grandfather from 1900. It is black and white, grainy, and stiff. He feels like a statue, not a person. There is a psychological distance called the "Time Gap." Now, you run this image through a neural network. In 3 seconds, the grey skin turns rosy. The dull coat becomes a deep navy blue. The eyes sparkle with a specific shade of hazel. Suddenly, the statue breathes. You realize: He saw the world in color, just like I do. ย The
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