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We haven't released this but may do it in the future.
@oawiles I want to ask some question about the The second stage training
Please look at the paper for a more detailed explanation.
Hope this helps.
What is photometric loss
? is it just L1 loss on pixels?
Hi, we want to compare our model with X2Face in other datasets. Could you release Two-stage training code so we can compare results fairly? @oawiles
Hi,
Unfortunately, we do not plan on releasing that model. However, as stated in the paper, there is a difference but it is not that large -- the large failure cases are consistent between both training procedures. I think if you have a clear improvement over the basic model then it should be fine to say that it improves over X2Face.
Hope that helps, Olivia
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We use a photometric loss to describe an 'image' based loss. It can be either an L1 loss or an L1 + Perceptual loss in this case.
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How to run two stage training as described in paper?