Unpaired Multi-domain Attribute Translation of 3D Facial Shapes with a Square and Symmetric Geometric Map
Zhenfeng Fan, Zhiheng Zhang, Shuang Yang, Chongyang Zhong, Min Cao,, Shihong Xia

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel geometric map and a unified unpaired learning framework for 3D facial attribute translation, enabling high-fidelity shape synthesis across multiple domains without paired data.
Contribution
The work presents a new geometric map for 3D shape representation and a hierarchical discriminator architecture within an unpaired GAN framework for multi-domain 3D facial attribute translation.
Findings
Outperforms state-of-the-art in high-fidelity shape generation
Effective for expression transfer, gender translation, and aging
Enables unpaired multi-domain 3D facial shape translation
Abstract
While impressive progress has recently been made in image-oriented facial attribute translation, shape-oriented 3D facial attribute translation remains an unsolved issue. This is primarily limited by the lack of 3D generative models and ineffective usage of 3D facial data. We propose a learning framework for 3D facial attribute translation to relieve these limitations. Firstly, we customize a novel geometric map for 3D shape representation and embed it in an end-to-end generative adversarial network. The geometric map represents 3D shapes symmetrically on a square image grid, while preserving the neighboring relationship of 3D vertices in a local least-square sense. This enables effective learning for the latent representation of data with different attributes. Secondly, we employ a unified and unpaired learning framework for multi-domain attribute translation. It not only makes…
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TopicsFace recognition and analysis
