2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cad.2018.10.004
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Parametric design for human body modeling by wireframe-assisted deep learning

Abstract: Statistical learning of human body shape can be used for reconstructing or estimating body shapes from incomplete data, semantic parametric design, modifying images and videos, or simulation. A digital human body is normally represented in a high-dimensional space, and the number of vertices in a mesh is far larger than the number of human bodies in public available databases, which results in a model learned by Principle Component Analysis (PCA) can hardly reflect the true variety in human body shapes. While … Show more

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“…And the generated face model facilitates personalized design of the eyeglasses frame. In [16], a parametric design of human body modeling with deep neural network and linear regression method is proposed, which could be utilized for generative design, such as virtual try-on system.…”
Section: Garment Fitting Method Designing An Elegant 3dmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And the generated face model facilitates personalized design of the eyeglasses frame. In [16], a parametric design of human body modeling with deep neural network and linear regression method is proposed, which could be utilized for generative design, such as virtual try-on system.…”
Section: Garment Fitting Method Designing An Elegant 3dmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SCAPE model from mask images by designing a doublebranch DenseNet architecture. Recently, Huang et al [34] employ a fully connected network to regress the PCA space of the feature curves that decompose a 3D human mesh into various patches from semantic parameters. These feature curves keep the underlying spatial relations of various patches, and a full 3D human mesh can thus be generated by combining the patches.…”
Section: A Parametric Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 Furthermore, the post-processing is very cumbersome and tedious. Recently, Huang et al 30 propose a novel fully connected network to generate the 3D human model from semantic parameters. Their network predicts different mesh patches to form a complete human shape.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%