Geo-PIFu: Geometry and Pixel Aligned Implicit Functions for Single-view Human Reconstruction

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2006.08072v2
• Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2020 00:20:35 GMT
• Title: Geo-PIFu: Geometry and Pixel Aligned Implicit Functions for Single-view Human Reconstruction
• Authors: Tong He, John Collomosse, Hailin Jin, Stefano Soatto
• Abstract summary: Geo-PIFu is a method to recover a 3D mesh from a monocular color image of a clothed person. We show that, by both encoding query points and constraining global shape using latent voxel features, the reconstruction we obtain for clothed human meshes exhibits less shape distortion and improved surface details compared to competing methods.
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• Abstract: We propose Geo-PIFu, a method to recover a 3D mesh from a monocular color image of a clothed person. Our method is based on a deep implicit function-based representation to learn latent voxel features using a structure-aware 3D U-Net, to constrain the model in two ways: first, to resolve feature ambiguities in query point encoding, second, to serve as a coarse human shape proxy to regularize the high-resolution mesh and encourage global shape regularity. We show that, by both encoding query points and constraining global shape using latent voxel features, the reconstruction we obtain for clothed human meshes exhibits less shape distortion and improved surface details compared to competing methods. We evaluate Geo-PIFu on a recent human mesh public dataset that is $10 \times$ larger than the private commercial dataset used in PIFu and previous derivative work. On average, we exceed the state of the art by $42.7\%$ reduction in Chamfer and Point-to-Surface Distances, and $19.4\%$ reduction in normal estimation errors.

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