Shows a new framework for altering image emotions in computer vision, suggesting improved control for users.
Most works about affective image classification in computer vision treat each emotion category independently and predict hard labels, ignoring the correlation between emotion categories. In this work, inspired by psychological theories, we adopt a dimensional emotion model to model the correlation among certain emotion categories. We also propose a framework of changing image emotion by using our emotion predictor. Easily extendable to other feature transformations, our framework changes image emotion by color histogram specification, relaxing the limitation of the previous method that each emotion is associated with a monotonic palette. Effective and comparable to the previous work of changing image emotion shown by user study, our proposed framework provides users with more flexible control in changing image emotion compared with the previous work.
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