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Hi and welcome back.

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In this section, we'll take a look at all of the practical use cases of guns so you can see how useful

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they are in the real world.

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So let's take a look.

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So here's a list of different industries and scenarios where guns can be quite applicable.

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You can think about the creative industries here with generating art and music and other designs as

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well as well.

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It's not really an industry, but deep fakes, but replicating facial style and video if you're doing

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it for nefarious purposes or whether for fun.

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Feel free.

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Security industry with privacy preserving data, as well as enhancing poor CCTV feeds, there's medical

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applications where you can do data augmentation and drug discovery, photography, things like fear,

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SAP and so many of those cool apps that do guns or change create who opt out of regular photos.

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Also in camera scene enhancement because a lot of those night mode, night modes and computational photography

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take advantage of Gans as well.

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That there's video and image effects we can do.

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The special effects industry can use guns, video games as well.

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In Nvidia's deal says technology has been able to upscale images from low risk to high rise, with very

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little performance hit, much less performance than actually rendering at that resolution.

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Then there's video compression marketing materials with virtual try ons.

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Autonomous vehicles as well can take advantage of the guns and even in space and physics to improve

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astronomy.

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Astronomical images.

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So let's take a look at some of these here.

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So this is the creative industry and there's a lot of different guns it can send to meeting that.

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We also have art that has been created by guns.

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These are some of the images of art that was generated by guns.

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This is a generated artwork was sold for four hundred and thirty two thousand for some reason or the

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other, because I don't think it's that great, to be honest.

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That's the ones.

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Either way, it's fine.

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This other gun saw 40000 as well, but it generated images, altered his logo generation as well.

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That Logan.

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So you can see there's a number of ways we can use guns in the creative industry.

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Next, take a look at deepfakes, so we'll actually be doing and implementing some of these deepfakes

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and little lessons in this course.

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It's actually quite fun and quite cool, but be careful.

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I should give you a warning that it's not good to create deepfakes for cyberbullying purposes or other

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nefarious actions, but fine if you're doing it for fun, can go ahead.

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So this one is Nicolas Cage imprinted on this actress here.

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You can take a look at this one here.

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This is a guy talking here, and we just put this face over his face here.

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So this is an illustration of how it's being done, and this is arcane again.

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So this was this is Tom Cruise in the arc in that Netflix arcane style using Arkin again, and this

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is my me and my wife, and different images that are fed into the orchid as well.

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So it's pretty cool.

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It's pretty cool to experiment.

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And what next?

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We can take a look at the security industry and see how we can use it to clean up license plates that

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have been slightly blurry.

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This one here, this is quite blurry, isn't it?

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And you can see it's cleaned up to be too much sharper image here.

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There's also things like privacy maintenance.

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So instead of sharing real data for different academic or research purposes, you can create a synthetic

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data out of it that is indistinguishable from the real thing.

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Then there's cryptography as well.

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You can learn to protect communications with adversarial neural cryptography.

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And again, system CCTV footage enhancement, which have shown below here.

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Next, you can take a look at medical image medical applications.

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So this drug discovery scans can quickly generate novel biological components.

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The test hypothesis is that simultaneously, then there's data augmentations.

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We can use it to augment medical brain scans so you can generate new datasets, so to improve the brain

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disease classifiers as well.

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You can see in this example improved from 85 to 92 percent squared.

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Good next to good photography.

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Things like face up that basically can morph your face into anything you want to convey to the child

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or old person with someone else's fears at makeup and to change your nose.

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Tons of different things.

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I don't use it that much, but I've seen it.

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OK, so you can see this is how the scan is actually changing.

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This faces here as well as you can do things like change, hairstyles change.

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Fearsome male to female is quite interesting and quite weird, sometimes you can remove rain from an

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image scene as well.

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You can dream scenes.

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It's quite useful in things like football.

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We wanted to clear up the image.

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Also, this is a very cool application.

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This is the invidious deep learning supersampling DLC for Short, which allows us to upskill the attorney

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type image game, rendering to 4K image and maintain a very high frame rate as well.

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You can see in this comparison here this is a good deal SS one at 4K and this is native 4K as well.

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And you can see it's virtually almost a.

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In fact, I think the deal is this one on the left looks better, in my opinion.

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So it's quite interesting and you can see is running at twice the frame rate.

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That's quite an achievement.

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Next, you can take a look at video compression, and this one was quite famous in late 2020, when

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the zupan covered basically had everyone being using the Zoom, and Google meets for calls and video

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was showing a demo of how they could actually could this be treated as true 60p video, which was then

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a bit bandwidth of 97 kilobits per frame.

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If the air compression algorithms they use were able to convert it to this, look at this.

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This is like a hundred thousand x the other improvement and decrease in speed.

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It's amazing and you can see a video of it here.

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This was the original on the left, again reconstructed in the middle, and you can actually see you

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can actually move again her own because it's a treaty reconstruction.

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Let's take a look at it again.

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Pretty cool, isn't it?

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Next, we can take a look at this one.

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This one is a very, very cool example.

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I love this research paper and I encourage you to check it out and uses cycle guide and picks topics

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to basically add special effects to images like this so you can augment spaceship in this desert scene

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here.

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And this floating capsule as well, and it looks amazing.

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Looks like something from Hollywood Studio.

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Pretty cool, isn't it?

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When you can do it.

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And then again, you can look at marketing materials so you can see how you can do different clothes,

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fittings and images, as well as quite useful.

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Then you can look at autonomous vehicles because guns can use.

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You can use a lot of things for driving around and guns like simulating environments, inferring included

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objects.

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If a pedestrian is being partially blocked, you can use guns to enhance that in betting as well for

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missing areas or noise and sensors and super resolution again as well.

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So you can see how useful guns are.

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This is an example of investing here, so imagine you were driving and something was blocking your view

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like this.

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You can use it against infer what's behind it, because that's what us as humans do a lot we do know,

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like from a prior knowledge, like if a truck is blocking faster road, we can know that we can instinctively

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know that there's different things that's going to be behind there based on what we've seen before.

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So guns to a similar thing as well.

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And lastly, in space and physics, you can use guns as a road.

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And Cosmo Gun was used to study dark matter as well as guns can improve astronomical images, simulate

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gravitational lensing for dark matter research.

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So it's all quite cool.

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So that's it for this lesson on guns.

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What we're going to do now, we're going to go back into Google CoLab and use PyTorch and Keros to do

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a number of different Gantt experiments.

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What we're going to take a look at is generating, firstly, the amnesty dataset from guns to basic.

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That's the gun one and one.

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Then we're going to use super resolution on Keros to do an image enhancement.

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With that, we're going to generate animate characters with style.

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Again, we're going to convert horses to zebras using cycle gun, and then we're going to use kid again

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to convert an image to the akin style.

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The Netflix series are going to have a very unique artistic style.

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We're going to convert any image you want to that style.

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So I'll see you in the next few lessons.

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We're going to be quite fun and exciting, so I hope you enjoyed this.

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Thank you.
