Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) for Artistic Style Transfer in Images

Many in computer vision and computational imaging consider Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) a big advance. Style transfer converts semantic visual content into creative styles. Recently, GANs for style transfer have gained popularity. Adversarial training of GANs to create realistic counterfeits has yielded encouraging results. High-quality style transfer results have been achieved using this method. Mode collapse is a common problem in classical GANs. This causes unsteady training and poor style transmission. Additionally, the GAN generator only supports one style. Therefore, numerous GANs must be trained to allow users to shift styles. This study examines artistic style transfer in photographs using depth extraction generative adversarial network (DE-GAN). This research aims to improve photo aesthetics by adding famous artworks' distinctive qualities. This study investigates DE-GANs' mechanics and how they modify text while keeping a style's creative qualities. By studying adversarial training, this work hopes to understand how DE-GAN achieves this dual goal. This research analyzes DE-GAN-based style transfer models to evaluate their effectiveness, identify their limits, and recommend areas for improvement. The experiments show that DE-GAN creates realistic and attractive stylized visuals. This study also discusses DE-GAN's practical applications, problems, and future possibilities in artistic style transfer.