Abstract: Keyword localization digital image search techniques are described. These techniques support an ability to indicate “where” a corresponding keyword is to be expressed with respect to a layout in a respective digital image resulting from a search query. The search query may also include an indication of a size of the keyword as expressed in the digital image, a number of instances of the keyword, and so forth. Additionally, the techniques and systems as described herein support real time search through use of keyword signatures.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image processing, and specifically for generating object-agnostic image representations, are described. Embodiments of the present disclosure receive a training image including a foreground object and a background, remove the foreground object from the training image to obtain a modified training image, inpaint a portion of the modified training image corresponding to the foreground object to obtain an inpainted training image, encode the training image and the inpainted training image using a machine learning model to obtain an encoded training image and an encoded inpainted training image, and update parameters of the machine learning model based on the encoded training image and the encoded inpainted training image.

Abstract: Techniques for generating a novel image using tokenized image representations are disclosed. In some embodiments, a method of generating the novel image includes generating, via a first machine learning model, a first sequence of coded representations of a first image having one or more features; generating, via a second machine learning model, a second sequence of coded representations of a sketch image having one or more edge features associated with the one or more features; predicting, via a third machine learning model, one or more subsequent coded representations based on the first sequence of coded representations and the second sequence of coded representations; and based on the subsequent coded representations, generating, via the third machine learning model, a first portion of a reconstructed image having one or more image attributes of the first image, and a second portion of the reconstructed image associated with the one or more edge features.

Abstract: Systems and methods for image processing are configured. Embodiments of the present disclosure identify target style attributes and target structure attributes for a composite image; generate a matrix of composite feature tokens based on the target style attributes and the target structure attributes, wherein subsequent feature tokens of the matrix of composite feature tokens are sequentially generated based on previous feature tokens of the matrix of composite feature tokens according to a linear ordering of the matrix of composite feature tokens; and generate the composite image based on the matrix of composite feature tokens, wherein the composite image includes the target style attributes and the target structure attributes.

Abstract: A method and system for color optimization in generated images are described. The method and system include receiving an image generation prompt that includes a text description of target image content and color information describing a target color palette; encoding the image generation prompt to obtain image features that represent the target image content and the target color palette; and generating an image representing the target image content with the target color palette based on the image features.

Abstract: Keyword localization digital image search techniques are described. These techniques support an ability to indicate “where” a corresponding keyword is to be expressed with respect to a layout in a respective digital image resulting from a search query. The search query may also include an indication of a size of the keyword as expressed in the digital image, a number of instances of the keyword, and so forth. Additionally, the techniques and systems as described herein support real time search through use of keyword signatures.

Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable medium includes program code that is stored thereon. The program code is executable by one or more processing devices for performing operations including generating, using a model, a learned image representation of a target image. The operations further include generating, using a text embedding model, a text embedding of a text query. The text embedding and the learned image representation of the target image are in a same embedding space. Additionally, the operations include convolving the learned image representation of the target image with the text embedding of the text query. Moreover, the operations include generating an object-segmented image based on the convolving of the learned image representation of the target image with the text embedding.

Abstract: Keyword localization digital image search techniques are described. These techniques support an ability to indicate “where” a corresponding keyword is to be expressed with respect to a layout in a respective digital image resulting from a search query. The search query may also include an indication of a size of the keyword as expressed in the digital image, a number of instances of the keyword, and so forth. Additionally, the techniques and systems as described herein support real time search through use of keyword signatures.

Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable medium includes program code that is stored thereon. The program code is executable by one or more processing devices for performing operations including generating, by a model that includes trainable components, a learned image representation of a target image. The operations further include generating, by a text embedding model, a text embedding of a text query. The text embedding and the learned image representation of the target image are in a same embedding space. Additionally, the operations include generating a class activation map of the target image by, at least, convolving the learned image representation of the target image with the text embedding of the text query. Moreover, the operations include generating an object-segmented image using the class activation map of the target image.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an image merging system that automatically and seamlessly detects and merges missing people for a set of digital images into a composite group photo. For instance, the image merging system utilizes a number of models and operations to automatically analyze multiple digital images to identify a missing person from a base image, segment the missing person from the second image, and generate a composite group photo by merging the segmented image of the missing person into the base image. In this manner, the image merging system automatically creates merged group photos that appear natural and realistic.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable media are disclosed for accurately and efficiently generating groups of images portraying semantically similar objects for utilization in building machine learning models. In particular, the disclosed system utilizes metadata and spatial statistics to extract semantically similar objects from a repository of digital images. In some embodiments, the disclosed system generates color embeddings and content embeddings for the identified objects. The disclosed system can further group similar objects together within a query space by utilizing a clustering algorithm to create object clusters and then refining and combining the object clusters within the query space. In some embodiments, the disclosed system utilizes one or more of the object clusters to build a machine learning model.

Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable medium includes program code that is stored thereon. The program code is executable by one or more processing devices for performing operations including generating, by a model that includes trainable components, a learned image representation of a target image. The operations further include generating, by a text embedding model, a text embedding of a text query. The text embedding and the learned image representation of the target image are in a same embedding space. Additionally, the operations include generating a class activation map of the target image by, at least, convolving the learned image representation of the target image with the text embedding of the text query. Moreover, the operations include generating an object-segmented image using the class activation map of the target image.

Abstract: Object search techniques for digital images are described. In the techniques described herein, semantic features are extracted on a per-object basis form a digital image. This supports location of objects within digital images and is not limited to semantic features of an entirety of the digital image as involved in conventional image similarity search techniques. This may be combined with indications a location of the object globally with respect to the digital image through use of a global segmentation mask, use of a local segmentation mask to capture post and characteristics of the object itself, and so on.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an image merging system that automatically and seamlessly detects and merges missing people for a set of digital images into a composite group photo. For instance, the image merging system utilizes a number of models and operations to automatically analyze multiple digital images to identify a missing person from a base image, segment the missing person from the second image, and generate a composite group photo by merging the segmented image of the missing person into the base image. In this manner, the image merging system automatically creates merged group photos that appear natural and realistic.

Abstract: Keyword localization digital image search techniques are described. These techniques support an ability to indicate “where” a corresponding keyword is to be expressed with respect to a layout in a respective digital image resulting from a search query. The search query may also include an indication of a size of the keyword as expressed in the digital image, a number of instances of the keyword, and so forth. Additionally, the techniques and systems as described herein support real time search through use of keyword signatures.

Abstract: Object search techniques for digital images are described. In the techniques described herein, semantic features are extracted on a per-object basis form a digital image. This supports location of objects within digital images and is not limited to semantic features of an entirety of the digital image as involved in conventional image similarity search techniques. This may be combined with indications a location of the object globally with respect to the digital image through use of a global segmentation mask, use of a local segmentation mask to capture post and characteristics of the object itself, and so on.

Abstract: Footprint data of an item that is representative of a boundary of the item and where that boundary is located is obtained using occlusion of a projected line. Line projectors are arranged at opposite sides of a conveyor belt and at an angle that is acute with respect to a plane of the conveyor belt and produce lines on the conveyor belt within a measurement area. As an item moves past the measurement area, the sides of the item occlude a portion of the projected lines. Cameras acquire a series of images as the object moves with respect to the measurement area. The images are processed to determine where the projected lines were occluded. An edge point is then determined representative of that location. One or more lines may be fitted to a plurality of edge points to determine the boundary of the item.