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Dear authors, thanks for the great work! In your paper, you mentioned that L1 loss was applied to vertices, 3d joints and 2d joints in section 4.3: Training details.
To be specific, we apply L1 loss to 3D mesh vertices and body joints. We also apply L1 loss to 2D projected body joints to improve the align- ment between the image and the reconstructed mesh.
However, I noticed that MSE was applied to 2D and 3D joints in your code:
Dear authors, thanks for the great work! In your paper, you mentioned that L1 loss was applied to vertices, 3d joints and 2d joints in section 4.3: Training details.
To be specific, we apply L1 loss to 3D mesh vertices and body joints. We also apply L1 loss to 2D projected body joints to improve the align- ment between the image and the reconstructed mesh.
However, I noticed that MSE was applied to 2D and 3D joints in your code:
MeshGraphormer/src/tools/run_gphmer_bodymesh.py
Lines 168 to 171 in 1c489e3
I was wondering which loss did you use? And what is the loss used in the provided pretrained model?
Thank you!
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