Thanks for creating this tool.
I'm trying to swap Harry Potter and noticed that he losses his glasses after swapping. Is there a way to retain the glasses of the source face? Thanks.
Hi,
Thanks for creating this tool.
I'm trying to swap Harry Potter and noticed that he losses his glasses after swapping. Is there a way to retain the glasses of the source face? Thanks.
@dXDb No. I believe this is because glasses are not regarded as part of the "identity" of a person. To change this, I guess it may require a re-training where the same person with and without glasses are treated as different persons. Or use another network to add a pair afterwards. But I didn't manage to achieve either one.
> Did you solve this problem??
@dXDb No. I believe this is because glasses are not regarded as part of the "identity" of a person. To change this, I guess it may require a re-training where the same person with and without glasses are treated as different persons. Or use another network to add a pair afterwards. But I didn't manage to achieve either one.
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Hi,
Thanks for creating this tool.
I'm trying to swap Harry Potter and noticed that he losses his glasses after swapping. Is there a way to retain the glasses of the source face? Thanks.
Did you solve this problem??
@dXDb No. I believe this is because glasses are not regarded as part of the "identity" of a person. To change this, I guess it may require a re-training where the same person with and without glasses are treated as different persons. Or use another network to add a pair afterwards. But I didn't manage to achieve either one.