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Not quite lossless... look at the bicycle seat behind him. When he tilts his head, the seat moves with his hair.
by antiquark 2y ago
Not quite lossless... look at the bicycle seat behind him. When he tilts his head, the seat moves with his hair.
- manmal 2y agoHis gaze also doesn’t quite match.
- hinkley 2y agoWhy is nobody noticing the eyes?? This is important! I feel like I’m taking crazy pills.
- olddustytrail 2y agoRead the text underneath the image and you'll understand.
- hinkley 2y agoNo, I really don’t. He acknowledges it’s not in keeping with the title or the thesis and then just sort of waves it off. Smells like rationalization to me.
- skandium 2y agoWell, this isn't probably a problem with the model, but the source frame having wrong eye gaze. Besides, perceptually lossless need not be defined in a side-by-side comparison context. If you were only viewing the right hand side video, how could you tell the eye gaze is off? The point was more on that the movement looks natural, unlike almost all neural avatars up to this year.
- manmal 2y agoYour argumentation does make sense to me; but it also makes the term lossless pull a lot of weight. Lossless in video encoding is usually defined by zero difference between source and target.
- metaphor 2y agoVery noticeable jitter in bicycle front tire too.