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\begin{document}

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% \title{Automatic Wire Segmentation for Inpainting}
% \title{Segmentation to the Extreme: \\A Large-Scale Wire Segmentation Dataset and a Pilot Study}
%\title{Segmentation to the Extreme: \\A Large-Scale High-Resolution Wire Segmentation Dataset and a Pilot Study}
%\title{WINE: WIre NEver Appeared in Your Photos}
\title{Automatic High Resolution Wire Segmentation and Removal}

\author{Mang Tik Chiu$^{1,2}$, Xuaner Zhang$^2$, Zijun Wei$^{2}$, Yuqian Zhou$^2$, Eli Shechtman$^2$, \\Connelly Barnes$^{2}$, Zhe Lin$^2$, Florian Kainz$^2$, Sohrab Amirghodsi$^2$, Humphrey Shi$^{1,3}$ 
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{\small $^1$UIUC, $^2$Adobe, $^3$University of Oregon}\\
{\small \textbf{\url{https://github.com/adobe-research/auto-wire-removal}}}}

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    \captionof{figure}{We present an automatic high-resolution wire segmentation and removal pipeline. Each triad shows the high-resolution input image, our automatic wire segmentation result masked in red, and our full-resolution wire removal result. The visual quality of these photographs is greatly improved with our fully-automated wire clean-up system.}
    \label{fig:demo}
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%[INTERNAL]: \href{https://session-0f3f6c51-53bd-446a-ad30-ea59ed8b6445.devbox.training.adobesensei.io/tensorboard/result.html}{Visualizations} of current models.

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