Welcome to my Hair Matting project repository. Here, I aim to simplify the process of extracting high-quality hair mattes from images using a streamlined workflow. Starting with hair segmentation using the bisenet
model, I guide you through creating accurate trimaps and ultimately achieving detailed hair matting with the FBA_Matting
model. This README provides all the necessary steps and resources, including how to prepare your images for testing and utilize the main.ipynb
notebook for processing. My method ensures precise and visually appealing results, enhancing the quality of your hair editing projects.
To kick off the process of generating a high-quality hair matte, I utilize the bisenet
pre-trained model. This model is instrumental in creating a coarse hair binary mask, distinguishing hair from the rest of the image. The use of bisenet
is chosen for its proven efficiency and accuracy in segmenting hair, laying the groundwork for the detailed matting process that follows.
This initial segmentation step is crucial, as it defines the areas of focus for refining the hair matte. It ensures that my subsequent processing is targeted and effective, leading to a more refined and realistic hair matte outcome. This method sets the stage for the advanced steps in my workflow, aiming to deliver high-quality results that are both precise and visually appealing.
The mask is then dilated and eroded to accurately distinguish between hair, background, and uncertain areas within the image. Each region is marked with specific values in the trimap (255 for hair, 0 for background, and 128 for uncertain areas), playing a crucial role in the hair matting process. The final trimap is saved to a specified path. Through this process, foundational work for achieving high-quality hair matting results is conducted.
To obtain a high-quality hair matte, you can utilize the FBA_Matting model alongside the original image and the generated trimap. This process involves estimating the matte by leveraging the capabilities of the fba_matting model, which has been specifically designed to handle intricate details and provide precise hair matting results. To achieve this, you can use the pre-trained matting model named FBA.pth. This model has been trained on a diverse set of images and trimaps, ensuring that it can accurately extract hair mattes across a wide range of scenarios. By following this approach, you can enhance your hair editing projects with detailed and realistic hair mattes, significantly improving the overall visual quality of your work.
To prepare for testing, please place your images in the dataset/img/test
folder. These images can then be tested using the main.ipynb
notebook. This setup allows for a streamlined process to evaluate the performance of the model with your specific images, ensuring you can directly observe and assess the outcomes of the processing steps outlined in my workflow.