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Direct Shape Regression Networks for End-to-End Face Alignment

CVPR 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Biologically inspired CNN explanation · 125 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use DSRN instead of DRA-TSRFace alignment · AFLWNME: 2.17 -> 1.86Helped
Use DSRN instead of DRA-TSRFace alignment · 300W common subsetNME: 4.36 -> 4.12Helped
Use DSRN instead of DRA-TSRFace alignment · 300W challenging subsetNME: 7.56 -> 9.68Hurt
Use DSRN instead of DRA-TSRFace alignment · 300W full test setNME: 4.99 -> 5.21Hurt
Use DSRN instead of CFSSFace alignment · CelebANME: 3.95 -> 3.08Helped
Use DSRN instead of TCDCNFace alignment · MAFLNME: 7.95 -> 3.15Helped
Use DSRN instead of TSTNVideo-based face alignment · 300VW Test 1NME: 5.36 -> 5.33Helped
Use DSRN instead of TSTNVideo-based face alignment · 300VW Test 2NME: 4.51 -> 4.92Hurt
Use DSRN instead of TSTNVideo-based face alignment · 300VW Test 3NME: 12.84 -> 8.85Helped

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