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Evalute Menthod #37

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xzm-whq opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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Evalute Menthod #37

xzm-whq opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 3 comments

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xzm-whq commented Dec 12, 2024

Hello! Your work is really exciting. However, I have a question that I hope you can answer.

Regarding the calculation methods of FID (Frechet Inception Distance) and KID (Kernel Inception Distance), we know that the generated images are compared with the real images. So in the evaluation of this paper, where do the real images come from? For example, I have generated a texture image of a backpack through text. Then where should I obtain the real image for comparison? Is it from the Objaverse dataset?

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Yes, the ground truth (GT) distribution comes from the Objaverse dataset.

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xzm-whq commented Dec 16, 2024

Yes, the ground truth (GT) distribution comes from the Objaverse dataset.

Thank you for your reply. I read in the paper that you have performed UV unwrapping on the 3D objects in the dataset to obtain their texture maps. I noticed that the format of 3D objects on Hugging Face is all GLB. So I would like to ask which software or scripts you used to carry out the UV unwrapping and obtain their texture maps. Thank you.

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xzm-whq commented Jan 1, 2025

是的,真实 (GT) 分布来自 Objaverse 数据集。
Hello, is there any plan to upload the subset of the Objaverse dataset used for validating the model as shown in the paper? Thank

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