New way for computers to find, cut, and change things in photos
Imagine saying what you want from a photo and the computer doing it, quick and simple.
A new system links a tool that can spot objects in any picture with a tool that can precisely cut them out.
Together they let you point by words and the image will respond, so you can find anything and then edit it.
It's not just for one job, it can help make automatic annotation for large photo sets, let you do easy image editing, and even help study people moving in 3D.
The idea is to join many vision tools so they work like a team, each one passing info to the next.
Results on tests look strong, and the system seem to handle lots of different scenes and words.
You don't need to draw, just type, and the computer will do the rest.
This could make photo work faster for artists, scientists, and everyday people who want simple, powerful tools for images.
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