Physically-Guided Disentangled Implicit Rendering for 3D Face Modeling
This paper presents a novel Physically-guided Disentangled Implicit Rendering (PhyDIR) framework for high-fidelity 3D face modeling. The motivation comes from two observations: widely-used graphics renderers yield excessive approximations against photo-realistic imaging, while neural rendering methods are highly entangled to perceive 3D-aware operations. Hence, we learn to disentangle the implicit rendering via explicit physical guidance, meanwhile guarantee the properties of (1) 3D-aware comprehension and (2) high-reality imaging. For the former one, PhyDIR explicitly adopts 3D shading and rasterizing modules to control the renderer, which disentangles the lighting, facial shape and view point from neural reasoning. Specifically, PhyDIR proposes a novel multi-image shading strategy to compensate the monocular limitation, so that the lighting variations are accessible to the neural renderer. For the latter one, PhyDIR learns the face-collection implicit texture to avoid ill-posed intrinsic factorization, then leverages a series of consistency losses to constrain the robustness. With the disentangled method, we make 3D face modeling benefit from both kinds of rendering strategies. Extensive experiments on benchmarks show that PhyDIR obtains superior performance than state-of-the-art explicit/implicit methods, on both geometry/texture modeling.
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CelebA
CASIA-WebFace
CelebAMask-HQ
