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face_landmark

A simple face aligment method, based on pytorch

Update

The train project has been integrated to mmpose/skps. And the codes will be reconstructed soon.

introduction

The keypoint model encodes and decodes the x and y coordinates using heatmap and offset of x and y, achieving SOTA on WFLW dataset. Like object detection, heatmap predicts which point is a positive sample on the featuremap, represented as a highlighted area, while x and y offsets are responsible for predicting the specific coordinates of these positive samples. And it achieves ** NME 3.95 on WFLW ** with no extern data. Contact me if u have problem about it. 2120140200@mail.nankai.edu.cn :)

demo pictures:

samples

gifs

this gif is from github.com/610265158/Peppa_Pig_Face_Engine )

metric

WLFW test set.

WFLW inputsize NME Flops(G) Params(M) Pose Exp. Ill. Mu. Occ. Blur pretrained
Student 128x128 4.80 0.35 3.25 8.53 5.00 4.61 4.81 5.80 5.36 skps
Teacher 128x128 4.17 1.38 11.53 7.14 4.32 4.01 4.03 4.98 4.68 skps
Student 256x256 4.35 1.39 3.25 7.53 4.52 4.16 4.21 5.34 4.93 skps
Teacher 256x256 3.95 5.53 11.53 7.00 4.00 3.81 3.78 4.85 4.54 skps

requirment

  • pytorch

  • opencv

  • timm

useage

train

data
  1. Download WFLW data. Set them in train_config.py.

  2. then run.sh

  3. by default it is trained with mobilenetv3-large as student, efficientnetb5 as teacher.

Evaluation

python tools/eval_WFLW.py --weight xxx.pth --data_dir ./ --img_size 256
python vis.py --model ./keypoints.pth

visualization

python vis.py --model ./keypoints.pth

convert to onyx

python tools/convert_to_onnx.py --model ./keypoints.pth