fredd_a_stare
DF Vagrant
I would like to experiment with Avatar model. Used SAE and DF a lot previously.
The only instructions I found are very appreciated but sparse.
As I understand, there are 2 stages to the training. But there is no mention of any changes to be made to dst or src folders between the stages.
So you just run 1 stage until happy, and then run the 2nd stage (with batch size that your gpu can handle).
In the instructions, it is stated that you need 10 - 20 minutes of footage - frames for the src side.
Here is where my question comes: If i am putting 10 minutes worth of frames into the src, and about 1 minute of footage into the dst (the "puppteer" face, if you will) then which of the src frames does get "merged" at the end? I know from using other models that normally the dst side is merged, and not the src side. But in the AVATAR model case, I assumed that the frames of the person you are trying to manipulate are the ones that would be "merged" for the final output. I am missing information as to how this works and therefore not able to compute) The instructions are hard to understand.
Any help appreciated!
Couldnt find anything on the forum so far.
The only instructions I found are very appreciated but sparse.
As I understand, there are 2 stages to the training. But there is no mention of any changes to be made to dst or src folders between the stages.
So you just run 1 stage until happy, and then run the 2nd stage (with batch size that your gpu can handle).
In the instructions, it is stated that you need 10 - 20 minutes of footage - frames for the src side.
Here is where my question comes: If i am putting 10 minutes worth of frames into the src, and about 1 minute of footage into the dst (the "puppteer" face, if you will) then which of the src frames does get "merged" at the end? I know from using other models that normally the dst side is merged, and not the src side. But in the AVATAR model case, I assumed that the frames of the person you are trying to manipulate are the ones that would be "merged" for the final output. I am missing information as to how this works and therefore not able to compute) The instructions are hard to understand.
Any help appreciated!
Couldnt find anything on the forum so far.