Open HaoKun-Li opened 4 years ago
For the NME part, you can refer to the benchmark of 3DDFA, here. For PIFA, you may refer to the public code in their project page.
Can you share the expected NME of the three onnx models (mobilenet, mobilenet0.5, resnet22) on both datasets? I've implemented it myself but I'm not sure I got the correct numbers.
@shachargluska could you share your code.
I hacked pieces from this repo to the benchmark of 3DDFA Unfortunately I didn't keep it. I do have the results:
mobilenet_v1_1.0_120x120 - 3.68% mobilenet_v1_0.5_120x120 - 3.80% resnet_22_120x120 - 3.67%
Those are nme over aflw2k3d
I hacked pieces from this repo to the benchmark of 3DDFA Unfortunately I didn't keep it. I do have the results:
mobilenet_v1_1.0_120x120 - 3.68% mobilenet_v1_0.5_120x120 - 3.80% resnet_22_120x120 - 3.67%
Those are nme over aflw2k3d
Could you share the code ? I will appreciate it very much, Sir!
I hacked pieces from this repo to the benchmark of 3DDFA Unfortunately I didn't keep it. I do have the results: mobilenet_v1_1.0_120x120 - 3.68% mobilenet_v1_0.5_120x120 - 3.80% resnet_22_120x120 - 3.67% Those are nme over aflw2k3d
Could you share the code ? I will appreciate it very much, Sir!
@lewisandJiang Sorry, but I didn't save this work.
I hacked pieces from this repo to the benchmark of 3DDFA Unfortunately I didn't keep it. I do have the results:
mobilenet_v1_1.0_120x120 - 3.68% mobilenet_v1_0.5_120x120 - 3.80% resnet_22_120x120 - 3.67%
Those are nme over aflw2k3d @shachargluska
I have applied benchmark.py3DDFA to 3DDFA_v2 by changing the load model codes, but I got weird results: mobilenet_v1_1.0_120x120 23.654% (aflw20003d) and 22.853%(aflw), should I change the "reconstruct_vertex" code or the code to calculate nme? Hoping for your reply, I will appreciate it very much, Sir!
Hello, thanks for your excellent work!
The NME of different datasets is an important metric. For a fair comparison, may you share the code about how to calculate the NME? Or are there any official code to calculate the NME metrics, and the visibility vector which is shown in "Pose-Invariant 3D Face Alignment(ICCV 2015)" as follow:
Looking forward to your reply. Good luck!