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Hi and first of all, thank you for the amazing work !
I have a little question about image preprocessing when you perform face alignment.
I have a hard time understanding what s really stands for. I assume it is related to some scaling. But I don't see how we get this from the least square equations. I know that R1 are the coefficients before x y z that will scale the coordinates and are related to the final x-coordinate we find, and R2 is the same for y-coordinate.
But how taking ( norm2(R1) + norm2(R2) ) / 2 is giving some sort of scaling s ? why does it make sense, what are intuitive and mathematical explanations behind this plz ?
Thanks a lot
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Hi and first of all, thank you for the amazing work !
I have a little question about image preprocessing when you perform face alignment.
I have a hard time understanding what s really stands for. I assume it is related to some scaling. But I don't see how we get this from the least square equations. I know that R1 are the coefficients before x y z that will scale the coordinates and are related to the final x-coordinate we find, and R2 is the same for y-coordinate.
But how taking ( norm2(R1) + norm2(R2) ) / 2 is giving some sort of scaling s ? why does it make sense, what are intuitive and mathematical explanations behind this plz ?
Thanks a lot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: