AiuniAI / Unique3D

Official implementation of Unique3D: High-Quality and Efficient 3D Mesh Generation from a Single Image
https://wukailu.github.io/Unique3D/
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How to get better result? #5

Open kexul opened 3 weeks ago

kexul commented 3 weeks ago

Most of my test cases failed miserably. 图片 图片

wukailu commented 3 weeks ago

As the hint in the readme.md:

  1. Unique3D is sensitive to the facing direction of input images. Due to the distribution of the training data, orthographic front-facing images with a rest pose always lead to good reconstructions.
  2. Images with occlusions will cause worse reconstructions, since four views cannot cover the complete object. Images with fewer occlusions lead to better results.

For your first sample, the two wheels on the side are obscured and are not in front view. (Usually an image with a view evelation of 0 is best) For the second one it's the same, evelation is not 0. But actually the more serious problem is that since this version uses multi-view independent normal prediction, normal prediction for objects like buildings, boxes, etc. often fails. We have fixed this by training a new model, which will be released later.

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kexul commented 3 weeks ago

"Usually an image with a view evelation of 0 is best"?

@wukailu Thanks for your suggestions, would you mind expand? Maybe a few example? I'm not sure what 'evelation' is.

kagevazquez commented 2 weeks ago

"Usually an image with a view evelation of 0 is best"?

@wukailu Thanks for your suggestions, would you mind expand? Maybe a few example? I'm not sure what 'evelation' is.

elevation* basically dont take a photo from above or below. This works best with images that are straight on like the example above.

kagevazquez commented 2 weeks ago

@wukailu With https://github.com/YvanYin/Metric3D being the SOTA for depth and normals would it be impossible add this to your project?

yang1hu commented 1 week ago

ll be released later.

when will the new version would be released! i look forward to the results