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It almost looks like they mixed training and testing data in some of the examples. The bottom-left sample in the normals-to-faces is extremely suspicions.
by imaginenore 9y ago
It almost looks like they mixed training and testing data in some of the examples. The bottom-left sample in the normals-to-faces is extremely suspicions.
- jj12345 9y agoI was looking at this as well, but I'm willing to suspend my disbelief because the normal vaguely looks like it has a good deal of information (in a basic fidelity sense).
- jameshart 9y agoseems astonishing that the normal information includes enough detail to tell you which direction the eyes are pointing, though?