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Evaluation Problem: About the Measuring Unit(mm) and testing #70

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Tankaishen opened this issue Apr 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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Evaluation Problem: About the Measuring Unit(mm) and testing #70

Tankaishen opened this issue Apr 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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@Tankaishen
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Tankaishen commented Apr 1, 2024

I have imported the .ply file of the template into blender. I found that the Measuring Unit is m not mm. When I use the measure tool to roughly measure the face size of BIWI and vocaset, I found that vocaset might be accurate while BIWI was so big. This seems inconsistent with the evaluation error in paper, not only CodeTalker, but also FaceFormer and other related model. I think if I have missed something? Or the measurement in blender is incompatible with the .ply data?
By the way, I wonder how to evaluate the error. I found the one hot input only refers to 8 persons as training set according to the class Dataset "self.one_hot_labels = np.eye(len(subjects_dict["train"]))" in data_loader.py. But for the test_pred.py, when input the test data of the test subject, the one hot input is still the 8 persons'. I am confused about this. Thanks for answering the issue!
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@Tankaishen Tankaishen changed the title About the Measuring Unit(mm) Evaluation Problem: About the Measuring Unit(mm) and testing Apr 1, 2024
@fengxiang777
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I also found this problem. I thought there was something wrong with my code. Finally, I found that all the units in the paper were wrong.

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