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The Deployment of Automated Image Inpainting via Early Visual Synthesis

    Computer vision researchers scaled the use of non-parametric texture synthesis algorithms to automatically remove massive physical structures from digital photographs and seamlessly “inpaint” the missing pixel terrain.

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