Add bgfilter/recolor.py: after despill, propagate clean neighbour chroma into
pixels whose colour is still off (residual green, or the magenta a green unmix
overshoots into), keeping luminance partway so hair texture survives. It installs
a real observed colour rather than subtracting, so it cannot overshoot. Despill
already neutralises the matte edge (off ~ 0 there), so recolor only touches the
contaminated interior and the wisps the dropout-fill rescued.
Runs as a final colour pass on the despilled foreground; pymatting + despill keep
their stronger edge handling. On the samples the magenta fringe drops sharply
(TestImage vis-magenta 0.065->0.014, TestImage2 0.085->0.031) with edge green
unchanged (vis-green ~0.02). Debug output color_mask.png replaces the despill /
foreground-background / foreground-correction maps; smoke updated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wire BiRefNet into the pipeline (lazy-loaded) and build the trimap from the
semantic subject mask refined by the green key, used when segmentation is
enabled. generate_trimap (chroma-only) stays as the no-segmentation fallback.
Authority split: the mask decides subject topology (keeps green-tinted hair as
foreground, drops see-through holes), the bright-green key sharpens the screen
boundary, ViTMatte refines a small protective band. Background follows the mask
directly so interior holes survive; the band is small so it does not swallow
finger gaps.
End-to-end on the samples: green hair preserved, finger-gap green 99%
transparent (BiRefNet marks it background; was 100% foreground before), leg
edges smooth -- topology/colour/edge problems local cues could not solve, with
no hard alpha surgery.
- SegmentationSettings wired into PipelineSettings/config; --device propagates.
- TrimapSettings: seg_core_threshold, seg_loose_threshold.
- New debug output seg_mask.png.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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