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Awesome-Image-Colorization

:books: A collection of Deep Learning based Image Colorization and Video Colorization papers.

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Explore a collection of research papers and code for automatically adding color to images and videos.

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:books: A collection of Deep Learning based Image Colorization and Video Colorization papers.

Awesome-Image-Colorization has 1.2k stars on GitHub. It has been forked 111 times. It has been in active development since 2018. Its main topics are automatic-colorization, color-palette, color-strokes, color-transfer.

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:books: A collection of Deep Learning based Image Colorization and Video Colorization papers.

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