Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention sets forth a technique for combining a source image and a driver image. The technique includes determining a first region of the source image to be blended with the driver image. The technique also includes inputting a second region of the source image that lies outside of the first region and the driver image into a neural network. The technique further includes generating, via the neural network, an output image that includes a third region corresponding to the first region of the source image and a fourth region corresponding to the second region of the source image, where the third region includes visual attributes of the driver image and a context associated with the source image and the fourth region includes visual attributes of the second region of the source image and the context associated with the source image.

Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention sets forth a technique for performing a virtual try-on task. The technique includes determining a dense pose associated with a first figure depicted in a first image. The technique also includes converting, based on the dense pose, a second image of a first garment into a third image of a first warped garment. The technique further includes inputting the dense pose, one or more regions of the first image, and the third image of the first warped garment into a first neural network and generating, via execution of the first neural network, an output image that depicts the first figure wearing the first garment.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a vertical floor self-locking musical instrument stand and a self-locking hook. The vertical floor self-locking musical instrument stand is provided with a plurality of folding structures, which can facilitate telescopic storage and reduce the occupied space. The telescopic length can be changed as needed to be portable. Various components are flexibly connected and assembled. The height of the position can be adjusted as needed. The stand is equipped with a folding anti-collision component and a self-locking hook, which can better protect the musical instrument and prevent the musical instrument from bumping or falling. When the musical instrument is suspended on the self-locking hook, the self-locking hook automatically locks the self-locking locking arm under the gravity of the musical instrument itself, providing protection for the musical instrument suspended thereon.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a vertical floor self-locking musical instrument stand and a self-locking hook. The vertical floor self-locking musical instrument stand is provided with a plurality of folding structures, which can facilitate telescopic storage and reduce the occupied space. The telescopic length can be changed as needed to be portable. Various components are flexibly connected and assembled. The height of the position can be adjusted as needed. The stand is equipped with a folding anti-collision component and a self-locking hook, which can better protect the musical instrument and prevent the musical instrument from bumping or falling. When the musical instrument is suspended on the self-locking hook, the self-locking hook automatically locks the self-locking locking arm under the gravity of the musical instrument itself, providing protection for the musical instrument suspended thereon.