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Vec2Face
Functions that illustrate a vector as a drawing of a face.
The functions are derived from the Helen dataset [1]. This project is inspired by Chernoff Faces. The approach for creating the functions is explained in this blog post
In theory, vectors near each other will have similar faces.
Usage
The package includes pretrained functions for illustrating data points.
Initialize by providing the number of dimensions of the data points in the source dataset.
v2f = Vec2Face(dims=16)
v2f.draw_vec(vec)
Dev
pip install -e .
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
[1] Interactive Facial Feature Localization Vuong Le, Jonathan Brandt, Zhe Lin, Lubomir Boudev, Thomas S. Huang. ECCV2012
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