An Empirical Study on the Artificial Intelligence-Aided Quantitative Design of Art Images

Abstract

This paper presents an indepth analysis and research on the quantitative design of fine art images through artificial intelligence algorithms. A CycleGAN-based network model for automatic generation of sketches of fine art images is constructed to extract the edge and contour features of fine art images. The network uses $512\times 1024$ high-resolution art images as input and Pitchman as a discriminator. To further enhance the sketch generation effect, a bilateral filtering algorithm is added to the generator model for noise reduction, and then a $K$ -means algorithm is used for color quantization to solve the problem of cluttered lines in the generated sketches. The experimental results show that the network model can effectively realize the automatic generation of art image sketches and can retain the detailed part of the costume information well. A rendering platform is built to realize the application of art image generation algorithms and coloring algorithms. The platform integrates the functions of image preprocessing, sketch generation, and sketch coloring, demonstrates the results of the main research content of this paper, and finally increases the interest of the system through the rendering function of the art image grid, which further improves the practicality of the platform.