terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'

[LeoSha]

Hi anh,
I have compiled the IRIS_3DMM successfully and copyed the scripts to ./bin.But when I run ./iris3d_file.sh,I get an error as below:

BTW,I don't understand the function of the IRIS_3DMM.As far as I known,it can model a 3D face(.ply) with many images from one person and the generated 3D face is used as the train data for your paper[1],right?

Sorry for my poor English.
Looking forward to your reply

[LeoSha]

Also,I have created the output dir before running.

[wqnow]

I can't compile the package...Too many low level driver to install.

I'm a Ubuntu newbie .

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meson.build:1144:4: ERROR: Invalid version of dependency, need 'libdrm_intel' ['>=2.4.95'] found '2.4.91'.

A full log can be found at /content/mesa/build/meson-logs/meson-log.txt

[KangolHsu]

Also,I have created the output dir before running.

me too .have to debug

[jinkeysj]

@LeoSha It may crash when loading the BaselFace.dat. Do you use the file sent by the author?

[anhttran]

Dear all,

In case you have an issue of compiling my code, I have updated the CMakeLists.txt of CvGL and added Docker support. Please check the updated README for more details.

Hope it help.

Best regards,
Anh

[UestcJay]

I have compiled the IRIS_3DMM successfully and copyed the scripts to ./bin.But How can I complete 3D face reconstruction? Can you tell me the specific steps? Thank you very much!

[anhttran]

Dear,

You can use iris3d_file.sh to model a single image or iris3d_dir.sh to model images inside a folder. You can edit the input/output paths inside these scripts. The output folder should be created before running the scripts.

If you use docker, prepare shared folder and save input/output data there. Or you can use docker cp command to transfer data between host and docker.

[UestcJay]

Dear,

You can use iris3d_file.sh to model a single image or iris3d_dir.sh to model images inside a folder. You can edit the input/output paths inside these scripts. The output folder should be created before running the scripts.

If you use docker, prepare shared folder and save input/output data there. Or you can use docker cp command to transfer data between host and docker.
Thanks for your help! Today I use iris3d_file.sh to model a single image ，I find the reconstructed 3D face（.ply） is not very similar to the face in the photo。

And I don't know the function of the rest of the files like cropped image (.ply_cropped.png), shape parameters (.alpha), texture parameters (.beta), and render parameters (.rend). Would you please tell me whether I was wrong.
Sorry for my poor English.
Looking forward to your reply

[anhttran]

My model is computed on the face crop (.ply_cropped.png). It uses 3DMM from BaselFaceModel, with estimated shape parameters, texture, and expression parameters stored in (.alpha), (.beta), and (.expr) files. The rendering parameters (.rend) include rotation angles (3), translation (3), illumination and color-mode parameters. You can visualize fitting result by using renderFace function: https://github.com/anhttran/3dmm_basic/blob/master/src/FaceServices2.cpp#L627-L628

I use perceptive projection with my intrinsic camera: K = [[-1000, 0, w/2], [0, 1000, h/2], [0, 0, 1]]

How did you generate the gray-scale render image?