Amazon patents image editing tool that separates objects using color shifts

1. A system comprising: one or more non-transitory memories storing computer-executable instructions; and one or more hardware processors to execute the computer-executable instructions to: access a first image having a first set of structural characteristics and a first set of style characteristics, wherein the first set of structural characteristics is associated with one or more of locations or shapes of objects depicted within the first image, and wherein the first set of style characteristics is associated with colors of pixels within the first image; provide the first image to a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) that is trained to generate images having alternate style characteristics based on input images; receive, from the GAN, a plurality of second images, wherein each second image of the plurality of second images includes: the first set of structural characteristics; and a respective second set of style characteristics having at least one first style characteristic that differs from the first set of style characteristics, wherein each respective set of style characteristics further includes at least one second style characteristic that differs from at least one other respective set of style characteristics; determine based on at least a subset of pixels of the plurality of second images, a tensor, wherein the tensor associates a location of a pixel within a respective image with a respective color value of the pixel for each second image of the plurality of second images; use a clustering algorithm to determine, based on the tensor, a first set of pixels associated with a first set of changes in color values that occur within at least a threshold portion of images included in the plurality of second images; use the clustering algorithm to determine, based on the tensor, a second set of pixels associated with a second set of changes in color values that occur within the at least a threshold portion of images included in the plurality of second images; generate, based on the first set of pixels being associated with the first set of changes in color values, first mask data associated with the first image; and generate, based on the second set of pixels being associated with the second set of changes in color values, second mask data associated with the first image.