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Fig. 4. Inpainting results using a car detection mask. From left to right: The car
detection mask, the fusion result computed without using a car detection mask, the
result obtained by pure inpainting and the inpainting with supporting exemplars. The
car areas are successfully removed in both cases, however the exemplar-based fill-in
appears more naturally. Best viewed in color.
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