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GaussianHead: High-fidelity Head Avatars with Learnable Gaussian Derivation

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Getting Started

Riemannian ADAM

Please refer to here to download it, and please consider citing 'Riemannian Adaptive Optimization Methods' in ICLR2019 if used.

Preparing Dataset

All our data is sourced from publicly available datasets. To create your custom datasets, try using AD-NeRF; it works well.

Download our datasets for train and render, store it in the following directory.

gaussian-head
    ├── data
       ├── id1
           ├── ori_imgs    # rgb frames
           ├── mask    # binary masks
           └── transforms.json    # camera params and expressions
       ├── id2
           ......

Pre-trained Model

Download the id1 pre-trained model (training on RTX 2080ti) to quickly view the results, and store the training model according to ./gaussian-head/output/id1

Training[soon...]

Store the training data according to the format and cd to ./gaussian-head, run:

python ./train.py -s ./data/${id} -m ./output/${id} --eval

Rendering

Use your own trained model or the pre-trained model we provide, cd to ./gaussian-head and run next command, output results will save in ./gaussian-head/output/${id}

python render.py -m ./output/${id}

Additional Tools

Citation

If anything useful, a star is best and please cite as:

@misc{wang2024gaussianhead,
      title={GaussianHead: High-fidelity Head Avatars with Learnable Gaussian Derivation}, 
      author={Jie Wang and Jiu-Cheng Xie and Xianyan Li and Feng Xu and Chi-Man Pun and Hao Gao},
      year={2024},
      eprint={2312.01632},
      archivePrefix={arXiv},
      primaryClass={cs.CV}
}