Well, I deleted the app. I thought the beta version would be free but it's not. I will wait, it's against my 'rules' to pay for something if it's beta, lol. Maybe someday when I have time to play more, I will fork over the moolah.

link posted by anmal: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/create-artificial-fever-dreams-googles-deepdream/
this link instructs you how to get it work for windows.
I am just going through the steps right now to get it set up on my windows. While at the same time installed ImageMagick so i can call resize and crop from command line and will plan to create a long *butt excel file that will call commands repeatedly and see if it's any faster than the deepdreamgenerator.com link.

Well that sucks... I just installed everything and found out my laptop doesn't support
Intel® Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
so no go.

Not sure why the virtuaization requirement's there. Strange. Why does it take a dedicated OS to compile the program?

Well, I downloaded Vagrant but then decided, I really didn't want to install this on my system then later regret it. I'll wait until someone actually creates a Windows GUI like someone apparently did for MACs.

Who are you thinking of Lyle?

Nice to hear good news Erisian.

lylejk: it took place in the end of may, though, so old news by now .

any python master here can help?

i am trying to write a python script (outside of gimp) to automatically submit to deepdreamgenerator.com
multiple times and maybe add scaling/zooming ability and what not ..but having problems with the submitting right now
If you've used python mechanize before and can help. please answer this question
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32540355/uploading-file-using-python-mechanize
I've spent most of last night fooling around and still can't get it to work...i think it's a really small step that's hindering me from moving forward.

If i can get this to work it'll be much faster than my GhostMouse automation because most of the wait time will be waiting for response from deepdreamgenerator.com site and not time switching back and forth between browser tabs and gimp and all that manual labor. So hopefully it'll generate about 4 images per minute rather than what i average about 1 image per minute (maybe longer) when i do all the tabbing back and forth.

for any moderator who might be looking: is it possible to move the techie talk to a separate thread?

more images at last! i deep dreamed a peace sign and it just looks awesome. i g'miced it in two different ways and i loved both versions, so here they are:

you peace sign is ALIVE!

here's a short video of deep dreaming a blank white square.

1000+ frames.



Which got me thinking what if neural nets were trained using like arts from picasso only..it'd be very interesting to see if it dreams up works like picasso's or any other artists.

Cool; how long id it take the the the images to finish rendering Tran?

about 3.5 to 4 hrs.
But if i ran more than one of them, they'll take about the same time too...since each requests takes about 11-15seconds, and an extra request won't slow down the other request... So If i wanted to render 3 of them it doesn't take 12 hrs it'll take about 3.5 - 4 hrs as well.

sallyanne's image posted this in the other thread (so just adding it to here).

Thanx tin. I thought I was posting it here. oops my bad...again.

2 more images
First I ran one of my gimp created flowers through a few times (with a white background).

Then a tribal art that I did on a black background. I only did this one once.

I love these pics, but just don't like having to run them through so many times to get a nice colorful bright result.

OH hey, I found a really nice deep dream online generator that has choices, and you can click apply to repeat as many times as you want! dream here