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# LiveCompose
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LiveCompose
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- **Adacrop Demo**
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Interactive demo for Adacrop, an automatic image cropping system. The demo shows how a trained cropping policy predicts an initial crop box and refines it through sequential actions.
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## Models
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- **Adacrop**
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Original PyTorch checkpoints for the AdaCrop model, including the ResNet-50-based Actor-Critic policy and BBox head.
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- **Adacrop-MNV3-Distilled**
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A distilled MobileNetV3 student version of AdaCrop, designed to reduce model size and make mobile deployment more practical.
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- **Adacrop-CoreML.mlpackage**
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Core ML exports of Adacrop components for iOS deployment, including BBox prediction and policy action models.
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## Datasets
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- **LiveCompose-outpainted-17K**
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Outpainted image dataset with original crop bounding boxes, used for crop prediction and policy distillation experiments.
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## About AdaCrop
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AdaCrop formulates image cropping as a two-stage process:
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1. A BBox head predicts an initial crop region.
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2. An Actor policy refines the crop through actions such as moving, zooming, and stopping.
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# LiveCompose
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LiveCompose explores intelligent image composition, outpainting, and automatic cropping for mobile deployment.
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This organization hosts:
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- **Spaces**: the AdaCrop image cropping demo.
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- **Models**: original AdaCrop PyTorch checkpoints, distilled MobileNetV3 student models, and Core ML exports for iOS.
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- **Datasets**: outpainted image data with crop bounding boxes for training.
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AdaCrop uses a two-stage cropping pipeline: a BBox head predicts an initial crop region, then an Actor policy refines the crop through sequential actions such as move, zoom, and stop.
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