pub struct StyleTransferLoss {
pub weights: StyleTransferWeights,
}Expand description
Struct that combines content, style, and TV losses with configurable weights.
§Example
use scirs2_vision::style_transfer::{StyleTransferLoss, StyleTransferWeights, gram_matrix};
use scirs2_core::ndarray::Array3;
let img: Array3<f64> = Array3::ones((3, 8, 8));
let gen_gram = gram_matrix(&img);
let sty_gram = gram_matrix(&img);
let loss = StyleTransferLoss::new(StyleTransferWeights::default());
let v = loss.total(&gen_gram, &sty_gram, &img, &img);
assert!(v >= 0.0);Fields§
§weights: StyleTransferWeightsWeights for each loss component.
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Source§impl StyleTransferLoss
impl StyleTransferLoss
Sourcepub fn new(weights: StyleTransferWeights) -> Self
pub fn new(weights: StyleTransferWeights) -> Self
Create a new combined loss with the supplied weights.
Sourcepub fn total(
&self,
generated_gram: &Array2<f64>,
style_gram: &Array2<f64>,
generated: &Array3<f64>,
content: &Array3<f64>,
) -> f64
pub fn total( &self, generated_gram: &Array2<f64>, style_gram: &Array2<f64>, generated: &Array3<f64>, content: &Array3<f64>, ) -> f64
Compute the total weighted loss.
§Arguments
generated_gram– Gram matrix of the generated image’s features.style_gram– Gram matrix of the style image’s features.generated– Generated feature map (for content + TV).content– Content feature map.
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Source§impl Clone for StyleTransferLoss
impl Clone for StyleTransferLoss
Source§fn clone(&self) -> StyleTransferLoss
fn clone(&self) -> StyleTransferLoss
Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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impl Freeze for StyleTransferLoss
impl RefUnwindSafe for StyleTransferLoss
impl Send for StyleTransferLoss
impl Sync for StyleTransferLoss
impl Unpin for StyleTransferLoss
impl UnsafeUnpin for StyleTransferLoss
impl UnwindSafe for StyleTransferLoss
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