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[C2] Generative Reconstruction of 3D Human Models
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°­¿¬¿ä¾à : High-quality 3D reconstruction of humans typically requires over 60 synchronized cameras in specialized environments to minimize photometric loss by ensuring the 3D model aligns closely with provided images. The model's quality is adjustable based on capture settings and purpose. Recent generative methods, favored for creating models from text descriptions, employ score distillation sampling loss to precisely align models with their textual inputs. Despite improvements in quality, these methods still face challenges with controllability.
This seminar introduces generative reconstruction techniques that address the challenges of traditional capture setups and improve model controllability.
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