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0xsarwagya opened this issue Oct 26, 2024 · 1 comment
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Image Filter Recommendation Using AI #11

0xsarwagya opened this issue Oct 26, 2024 · 1 comment
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Project Suggestion Title

AI-Driven Image Filter Recommendation App

Description

This project is a web-based image editor that uses AI to analyze an uploaded image and suggest the most suitable filters to enhance it. For example, it might recommend a sepia filter for vintage-style images, or a saturation boost for nature photos. Users can apply suggested filters or manually select from a set of filters. The app could also allow for minor tweaks to filter intensity.

Benefits

This project provides an interactive way for users to learn about AI-based image processing. It could help improve their understanding of using pre-trained image classification models, basic image manipulation, and the process of integrating AI insights into a UI. Additionally, it would be valuable for content creators who want to improve image aesthetics quickly and for those interested in how AI can elevate digital creativity.

Implementation Ideas

  1. Frontend: Use React or Vue to create an intuitive UI that allows users to upload an image, apply filters, and view real-time previews.
  2. Image Analysis: Leverage an image classification API, such as Clarifai, Google Vision, or Microsoft Azure Computer Vision, to analyze image type and content (e.g., landscape, portrait, cityscape). Based on the results, the AI recommends suitable filters.
  3. Image Processing: Use Canvas API for in-browser image manipulation to apply filters like brightness, contrast, grayscale, and sepia.
  4. Filter Recommendations: Create logic to suggest filters based on the AI output. For example, if the AI detects a landscape, suggest vibrant filters; for portraits, suggest soft tones.
  5. Storage: Allow users to save their images locally or integrate a basic storage feature using local storage.
  6. AI Model Alternatives: For a more custom approach, use a small pre-trained TensorFlow.js model for on-device image type classification.

Additional Context

Projects like Canva use similar AI-based filters to enhance image quality, but this project emphasizes learning by combining open-source APIs and tools for easy accessibility. For beginners, tutorials on using Canvas for image processing and integrating REST APIs for AI tasks can be helpful. Tools like TensorFlow.js could expand the scope by allowing users to train or fine-tune models directly in the browser.

Suggested Contributors

Contributors interested in frontend development, AI, and image processing, especially those familiar with React, Vue, or TensorFlow.js, would be great for this project. Beginners in AI could also benefit from participating, as the project is beginner-friendly and uses accessible APIs.

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