10.04.2026, 09:51
Hello NASS,
This is an interesting project, but please move your post in a dedicated thread under "Small Talk", and name it something like "ColormnetV2 Project".
I strongly suggest you to add your project in github so that it will be easier contributing to your project.
I tried to run your test, but to be able to run it I had to add at the beginning of file "nass.py" the following code:
But, in any case I was unable to complete the test because the access is restricted for the project dinov3-vitb16-pretrain-lvd1689m
I attach the result obtained using my current pipeline.
Respect to your version, the street is colored better but the colors of the girls crossing the street are faded/washed (a known issue with ColorMnet when coloring small people's faces), while yours are well colored. I think there's room for improvement, but since ColorMnet uses external projects (DINOv3 and XMem++), I suspect some of the problems you're seeing are actually those external projects (the main candidate for the street color is XMem++).
Dan
This is an interesting project, but please move your post in a dedicated thread under "Small Talk", and name it something like "ColormnetV2 Project".
I strongly suggest you to add your project in github so that it will be easier contributing to your project.
I tried to run your test, but to be able to run it I had to add at the beginning of file "nass.py" the following code:
from pathlib import Path
import sys
# Ensure local module is found
script_dir = Path(__file__).parent.resolve()
if str(script_dir) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(script_dir))But, in any case I was unable to complete the test because the access is restricted for the project dinov3-vitb16-pretrain-lvd1689m
I attach the result obtained using my current pipeline.
Respect to your version, the street is colored better but the colors of the girls crossing the street are faded/washed (a known issue with ColorMnet when coloring small people's faces), while yours are well colored. I think there's room for improvement, but since ColorMnet uses external projects (DINOv3 and XMem++), I suspect some of the problems you're seeing are actually those external projects (the main candidate for the street color is XMem++).
Dan

