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Performance tests

Open inspirit opened this issue 10 years ago • 6 comments
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Hi, i was wondering if you did any tests to measure how it performs against well known detectors, such as OpenCV VJ etc. would be great to see some numbers thanx

inspirit avatar Oct 22 '15 12:10 inspirit

I would like to test the performance on FDDB and I will write the test code. Current training part code still need some modification, and it seems pretty hard to complete the training process over T*K=5400 CART, hard negative mining is consuming too many background images and need a solution to solve this problem, maybe more background images.

luoyetx avatar Oct 23 '15 00:10 luoyetx

just wondering how many negative images you are using? and what is the average image size (width x height)?

inspirit avatar Oct 23 '15 07:10 inspirit

I modified the model with 5 landmarks ( 27 landmarks on paper). I also prepared 20000 background images (average size is 500 x 500 I guess) and 10000 face images. 5 landmarks is not good for feature extraction and the classifier is too weak to detect face in a image. But I didn't meet the problem which background images is insufficient. However, those using 27 landmarks have meet the problem!

luoyetx avatar Oct 23 '15 08:10 luoyetx

i think 5 landmarks still can do a good job and using less landmarks will produce more compact model file in the end. in my tests i see that LBF based alignment performs quite bad when the amount of landmark is small. it clearly loose to ERT: http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2014/papers/Kazemi_One_Millisecond_Face_2014_CVPR_paper.pdf

when you do alignment of 29+ landmarks they are quite close in precision. I already posted about trying NPD features. i would also recommend to use ERT for landmarks alignment instead of LBF. it should improve performance with 5 landmarks

inspirit avatar Oct 23 '15 08:10 inspirit

I will consider to use NPD + ERT, but I would like to try 27 landmarks first. :smiley:

Thanks a lot for your suggestion!

luoyetx avatar Oct 23 '15 08:10 luoyetx

In “Face alignment using cascade gaussian process regression trees”CVPR2015 the author has told LBF is better than ert, so I think we should test first.

ghost avatar Feb 17 '16 09:02 ghost