face-align-cog
Maintainer: cjwbw
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Model overview
The face-align-cog model is a Cog implementation of a face alignment code from the stylegan-encoder project. It is designed to preprocess input images by aligning and cropping faces, which is often a necessary step before using them with other models. The model is similar to other face processing tools like GFPGAN and style-your-hair, which focus on face restoration and hairstyle transfer respectively.
Model inputs and outputs
The face-align-cog model takes a single input of an image URI and outputs a new image URI with the face aligned and cropped.
Inputs
- Image: The input source image.
Outputs
- Output: The image with the face aligned and cropped.
Capabilities
The face-align-cog model can be used to preprocess input images by aligning and cropping the face. This can be useful when working with models that require well-aligned faces, such as face recognition or face generation models.
What can I use it for?
The face-align-cog model can be used as a preprocessing step for a variety of computer vision tasks that involve faces, such as face recognition, face generation, or facial analysis. It could be integrated into a larger pipeline or used as a standalone tool to prepare images for use with other models.
Things to try
You could try using the face-align-cog model to preprocess your own images before using them with other face-related models, such as the GFPGAN model for face restoration or the style-your-hair model for hairstyle transfer. This can help ensure that your input images are properly aligned and cropped, which can improve the performance of those downstream models.
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