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What causes black spots on the face of images generated by models trained on my customer dataset? #593

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WYanNuo opened this issue Nov 30, 2023 · 8 comments

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@WYanNuo
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WYanNuo commented Nov 30, 2023

What causes black spots on the face of images generated by models trained on my customer dataset?

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WYanNuo commented Dec 1, 2023

I used wav2lip_train.py for training. What I meant was that black dots appeared on the forehead of the face generated by the model, and black dots also appeared on the face during inference. I don't know how to avoid this problem.

@zhb1991nm
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Hello, I've encountered the same issue. Have you found a solution?

@jinwonkim93
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me too but mine is green.

@killnice66
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mine was blue

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@killnice66 Were you able to converge syncnet to 0.25 under?

@killnice66
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@killnice66 Were you able to converge syncnet to 0.25 under?

nop, mine syncnet is about 0.30 , my model is wav2lip288

@hughsando
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It might be a overflow issue. You could try clipping before converting to uint8, np.clip( value*255 , 0, 255 ).astype(np.uint8) for the output values.

@sd707589
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Keep training until your L1 loss is below 0.008. Then the artifacts may disappear.

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