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Increase Trellis realism ? combat cartoonishing !

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Hello,

First, I would like to express my amazement on this impressive work. I just have noticed that sometimes Trellis tends to generate cartoon-like assets, perhaps because such examples are present in the dataset.

I had the idea of trying to address this by encouraging the generation of more realistic assets. Could the authors (@YuDeng, @JeffreyXiang, @yangjiaolong) suggest possible directions I could explore? I have read the paper carefully, and although I am only a Master’s student in AI with humble knowledge of deep learning, I am eager to learn and contribute. For instance, would fine-tuning the Flow-Transformer be a reasonable approach?

I would be very grateful for any guidance, including papers or methods I could study to better tackle this problem.

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Tech stack
python
Domain
computer-graphics, machine-learning
Issue type
Feature
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