JOYY has patented a method for training a face detection model using three-dimensional reconstruction and UV coordinate mapping. The process involves extracting, inputting, and calculating to optimize the semantic segmentation network. The innovative approach aims to enhance face detection accuracy and efficiency. GlobalData’s report on JOYY gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Training face detection model using three-dimensional reconstruction and uv coordinates
A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US11922707B2) discloses a method for training a face detection model that involves acquiring a training face image, performing three-dimensional reconstruction based on a preset model, generating a training UV coordinate map, and inputting the image into a semantic segmentation network. The method includes calculating a loss rate, judging gradient conditions, and performing gradient descent on network parameters. The patent also covers a method for detecting face key points using a pre-trained face detection model and a UV template image. Additionally, the patent describes a device and a computer-readable storage medium for executing the training and detection methods.
Furthermore, the patent details the process of three-dimensional reconstruction using principal component analysis and eigenvalue matrices. It also includes methods for aligning and preprocessing three-dimensional face models before analysis. The patent further discloses a method for generating a training UV coordinate map based on three-dimensional face models and a spherical surface projection technique. The patent also covers the iterative optimization process for eigenvalue matrices and projection parameters using a stochastic gradient descent method. Overall, the patent provides a comprehensive approach to training face detection models and detecting face key points using advanced techniques and algorithms, aiming to enhance accuracy and efficiency in facial recognition technology.
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