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Which pretrained human repose model was used? #22
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I believe the pretrained human repose model mentioned in the paper doesn't utilize any 3D-related algorithms. Its input is a human image in any pose, and the output is the same person in a standard A-pose. It's likely one of the models listed in this repository: https://github.com/Zhangjinso/Awesome-pose-transfer?tab=readme-ov-file I plan to try out the CFLD model from this collection to see its performance. |
maybe detectron2? - https://github.com/johndpope/MIMO-hack/blob/1c8b2d8bd935dc23e969a6af533eb18c32805e1d/utils.py#L172 |
I've tried CFLD. It looks bad on wild data. |
I've tried CFLD. Thx! |
In the "Canonical identity" section, you mention using "a pretrained human repose model" to transform the posed human image to the canonical A-pose result. However, I couldn't find which specific model was used.
Could you share which pretrained model you used for this? It'd be super helpful for understanding and potentially reproducing the work.
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