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better quality by training

Open p3l4h0 opened this issue 5 years ago • 7 comments

will there be a possibility to insert several pictures of the same person to train it? sometimes you won't get such great results as with deepfacelab. and if it can use multiple images (and multiple created iterations), you might get similar good results as with deepfacelab or apples animoji

I'm not sure how the training in FOOM is made https://github.com/AliaksandrSiarohin/first-order-model#training

p3l4h0 avatar Sep 02 '20 12:09 p3l4h0

It is possible, if you have a dataset with such pictures. A big dataset.

alievk avatar Sep 10 '20 21:09 alievk

does it come with it, or do you happen to have instructions for it? for single videod i found out how it works with deepfacelab. but live with avatarify not yet.

thanks

p3l4h0 avatar Sep 11 '20 05:09 p3l4h0

I am also very interested to learn how to create and apply the dataset to use with avatarify

tonyj-th avatar Sep 17 '20 04:09 tonyj-th

does it come with it, or do you happen to have instructions for it? for single videod i found out how it works with deepfacelab. but live with avatarify not yet.

thanks

No, it doesn't and I don't have instructions for it. But I would start from crafting such a dataset from Voxceleb.

alievk avatar Sep 24 '20 09:09 alievk

Any updates?

Zeephremia avatar Sep 24 '20 19:09 Zeephremia

Is there a plug and play way to provide more than a single image as training to avatarify? (For instance when you are trying to swap faces with a friend and have an abundance of training data of both the source and the target)

mtae avatar Mar 19 '21 16:03 mtae

Is there a plug and play way to provide more than a single image as training to avatarify?

Just to clarify something, Avatarify doesn't do any training at all. The photo you provide is used as input for a pre-trained network. To train your own network you would have to use other generic AI tools, and it's a very computationally expensive process so it would take a very long time without very expensive special purpose hardware :)

JohanAR avatar Mar 19 '21 17:03 JohanAR