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Mesoscopic Facial Geometry Inference Using Deep Neural Networks

CVPR 2018 · 3D vision › Face and shape · approach: 3D morphable face model regression · 76 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Separate displacement targets into medium- and high-frequency components (ablation)Texture-to-Displacement Network · Facial geometry reconstructionreconstruction qualityHelped
Add patch-based super-resolution to increase displacement maps from 1K to 4K (ablation)Mesoscopic Facial Geometry Inference · Facial geometry reconstructionfaithfulness to mesoscopic facial structuresHelped
Use measured photometric-stereo geometry rather than a dark-is-deep heuristicFacial geometry reconstruction · Facial detail comparison with ground truthL1 reconstruction errorHelped
Use synthesized geometry instead of Light Stage geometryMesoscopic Facial Geometry Inference · User study, 6 subjectsmost realistic selections (%): 20.7% vs 67.2%Hurt
Use synthesized geometry instead of dark-is-deep geometryMesoscopic Facial Geometry Inference · User study, 6 subjectsmost realistic selections (%): 20.7% vs 12.1%Helped

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