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Styleflex: a hybrid model for fast and controllable neural style transfer

Aug 2026 · Evolutionary Systematics · Vol 17 · 0 citations · 60 references
Computer Science

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Unlike classical CNN approaches, the proposed model employs adversarial training to enhance realism and supports smooth stylization control ranging from content preservation to full stylization, and provides user-controllable interpolation and better inference time.

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