3D Clothed Human Reconstruction From One In-the-Wild RGB Image

In recent years, much achievement have been made in the field of 3D clothed human reconstruction. However, most of researches performed not well for reconstruction from in-the-wild images due to the domain gap between the synthetic images of training datasets and the in-the-wild images. In this study, a modular model, including clothes encoder, body encoder and cloth generator, is proposed to perform 3D clothed human reconstruction from one single-view in-the-wild RGB image. In particular, we introduce the adaptive aggregation of convolution and multi-head attention into the cloth encoder and apply the adjustment of the segmentation at the preprocessing stage. According to experiments on MSCOCO and 3DPW datasets, the proposed method achieves state-of-the-art performance on 3D clothed human reconstruction from in-the-wild images compared with previous works.