Abstract: A method, apparatus, non-transitory computer readable medium, apparatus, and system for video generation include first obtaining a training set including a training video. Then, embodiments initialize a video generation model, sample a subnet architecture from an architecture search space, and a identify a subset of the weights of the video generation model based on the sampled subnet architecture. Subsequently, embodiments train, based on the training video, a subnet of the video generation model to generate synthetic video data. The subnet includes a subset of the weights of the video generation model.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, non-transitory computer readable medium, and system for generating synthetic videos includes obtaining an input prompt describing a video scene. The embodiments then generate a plurality of frame-wise token embeddings corresponding to a sequence of video frames, respectively, based on the input prompt. Subsequently, embodiments generate, using a video generation model, a synthesized video depicting the video scene. The synthesized includes a plurality of images corresponding to the sequence of video frames.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating a 3D model from a single input image are described. Embodiments are configured to obtain an input image and camera view information corresponding to the input image; encode the input image to obtain 2D features comprising a plurality of 2D tokens corresponding to patches of the input image; decode the 2D features based on the camera view information to obtain 3D features comprising a plurality of 3D tokens corresponding to regions of a 3D representation; and generate a 3D model of the input image based on the 3D features.

Abstract: Systems and methods for generating images using hybrid sampling include obtaining a noisy image and generating a first denoised image during a first reverse diffusion phase using a diffusion neural network. The first denoised image is generated based on a first sampler that uses a first sampling density during at least a portion of the first reverse diffusion phase. Subsequently, a second denoised image is generated based on the first denoised image during a second reverse diffusion phase using the diffusion neural network. The second denoised image is generated based on a second sampler that uses a second sampling density different from the first sampling density during at least a portion of the second reverse diffusion phase.

Abstract: An image processing system obtains an input image (e.g., a user provided image, etc.) and a mask indicating an edit region of the image. A user selects an image editing mode for an image generation network from a plurality of image editing modes. The image generation network generates an output image using the input image, the mask, and the image editing mode.

Abstract: Techniques for generating a stylized drawing of three-dimensional (3D) shapes using neural networks are disclosed. A processing device generates a set of vector curve paths from a viewpoint of a 3D shape; extracts, using a first neural network of a plurality of neural networks of a machine learning model, surface geometry features of the 3D shape based on geometric properties of surface points of the 3D shape; determines, using a second neural network of the plurality of neural networks of the machine learning model, a set of at least one predicted stroke attribute based on the surface geometry features and a predetermined drawing style; generates, based on the at least one predicted stroke attribute, a set of vector stroke paths corresponding to the set of vector curve paths; and outputs a two-dimensional (2D) stylized stroke drawing of the 3D shape based at least on the set of vector stroke paths.

Abstract: Techniques for generating a stylized drawing of three-dimensional (3D) shapes using neural networks are disclosed. A processing device generates a set of vector curve paths from a viewpoint of a 3D shape; extracts, using a first neural network of a plurality of neural networks of a machine learning model, surface geometry features of the 3D shape based on geometric properties of surface points of the 3D shape; determines, using a second neural network of the plurality of neural networks of the machine learning model, a set of at least one predicted stroke attribute based on the surface geometry features and a predetermined drawing style; generates, based on the at least one predicted stroke attribute, a set of vector stroke paths corresponding to the set of vector curve paths; and outputs a two-dimensional (2D) stylized stroke drawing of the 3D shape based at least on the set of vector stroke paths.

Abstract: Semantic fill techniques are described that support generating fill and editing images from semantic inputs. A user input, for example, is received by a semantic fill system that indicates a selection of a first region of a digital image and a corresponding semantic label. The user input is utilized by the semantic fill system to generate a guidance attention map of the digital image. The semantic fill system leverages the guidance attention map to generate a sparse attention map of a second region of the digital image. A semantic fill of pixels is generated for the first region based on the semantic label and the sparse attention map. The edited digital image is displayed in a user interface.

Abstract: Techniques for generating a stylized drawing of three-dimensional (3D) shapes using neural networks are disclosed. A processing device generates a set of vector curve paths from a viewpoint of a 3D shape; extracts, using a first neural network of a plurality of neural networks of a machine learning model, surface geometry features of the 3D shape based on geometric properties of surface points of the 3D shape; determines, using a second neural network of the plurality of neural networks of the machine learning model, a set of at least one predicted stroke attribute based on the surface geometry features and a predetermined drawing style; generates, based on the at least one predicted stroke attribute, a set of vector stroke paths corresponding to the set of vector curve paths; and outputs a two-dimensional (2D) stylized stroke drawing of the 3D shape based at least on the set of vector stroke paths.