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Hi, thanks for your great work! UniAnimate is the best work I know for human image animation! I have two questions regarding the random_ref_frame, vit_frame, and local_image:
In unet_unianimate.py, I notice that you have performed the dropout operation for local_image and dwpose, but do not dropout random_ref_frame. But during inference, we can choose to set random_ref_frame=None. Does it mean you randomly set random_ref_frame to None during training?
In UniAnimate_infer_long.yaml, I notice that you did not include local_image in 'partial_keys'. Does it mean that the first-frame strategy would not make a significant difference in this setting?
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Questions about random_ref_frame and local_image
Aug 13, 2024
Hi, thanks for your great work! UniAnimate is the best work I know for human image animation! I have two questions regarding the
random_ref_frame
,vit_frame
, andlocal_image
:local_image
anddwpose
, but do not dropoutrandom_ref_frame
. But during inference, we can choose to set random_ref_frame=None. Does it mean you randomly setrandom_ref_frame
to None during training?local_image
in 'partial_keys'. Does it mean that the first-frame strategy would not make a significant difference in this setting?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: