clothing-segmentation
Maintainer: naklecha
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Model overview
The clothing-segmentation model is a state-of-the-art clothing segmentation algorithm developed by naklecha. This model can detect and segment clothing within an image, making it a powerful tool for a variety of applications. It builds upon similar models like [object Object], which can edit clothing within an image, and [object Object], a model fine-tuned for clothes segmentation.
Model inputs and outputs
The clothing-segmentation model takes two inputs: an image and a clothing type (either "topwear" or "bottomwear"). The model then outputs an array of strings, which are the URIs of the segmented clothing regions within the input image.
Inputs
- image: The input image to be processed. The image will be center cropped and resized to 512x512 pixels.
- clothing: The type of clothing to segment, either "topwear" or "bottomwear".
Outputs
- Output: An array of strings, each representing the URI of a segmented clothing region within the input image.
Capabilities
The clothing-segmentation model can accurately detect and segment clothing within an image, even in complex scenes with multiple people or objects. This makes it a powerful tool for applications like virtual try-on, fashion e-commerce, and image editing.
What can I use it for?
The clothing-segmentation model can be used in a variety of applications, such as:
- Virtual Try-on: By segmenting clothing in an image, the model can enable virtual try-on experiences, where users can see how a garment would look on them.
- Fashion E-commerce: Clothing retailers can use the model to automatically extract clothing regions from product images, improving search and recommendation systems.
- Image Editing: The segmented clothing regions can be used as input to other models, like the [object Object] model, to edit or manipulate the clothing in an image.
Things to try
One interesting thing to try with the clothing-segmentation model is to use it in combination with other AI models, like [object Object] or [object Object], to create unique and creative fashion-related content. By leveraging the clothing segmentation capabilities of this model, you can unlock new possibilities for image editing, virtual try-on, and more.
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