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cs.CV2025

Bimanual 3D Hand Motion and Articulation Forecasting in Everyday Images

Aditya Prakash, David Forsyth, Saurabh Gupta

We tackle the problem of forecasting bimanual 3D hand motion & articulation from a single image in everyday settings. To address the lack of 3D hand annotations in diverse settings…

cs.CV2025

How Do I Do That? Synthesizing 3D Hand Motion and Contacts for Everyday Interactions

Aditya Prakash, Benjamin Lundell, Dmitry Andreychuk +3

We tackle the novel problem of predicting 3D hand motion and contact maps (or Interaction Trajectories) given a single RGB view, action text, and a 3D contact point on the object a…

cs.CV2024

ACDG-VTON: Accurate and Contained Diffusion Generation for Virtual Try-On

Jeffrey Zhang, Kedan Li, Shao-Yu Chang +1

Virtual Try-on (VTON) involves generating images of a person wearing selected garments. Diffusion-based methods, in particular, can create high-quality images, but they struggle to…

cs.CV2024

Preserving Image Properties Through Initializations in Diffusion Models

Jeffrey Zhang, Shao-Yu Chang, Kedan Li +1

Retail photography imposes specific requirements on images. For instance, images may need uniform background colors, consistent model poses, centered products, and consistent light…

cs.CV2023

Improving Equivariance in State-of-the-Art Supervised Depth and Normal Predictors

Yuanyi Zhong, Anand Bhattad, Yu-Xiong Wang +1

Dense depth and surface normal predictors should possess the equivariant property to cropping-and-resizing -- cropping the input image should result in cropping the same output ima…

cs.CV2023

Convex Decomposition of Indoor Scenes

Vaibhav Vavilala, David Forsyth

We describe a method to parse a complex, cluttered indoor scene into primitives which offer a parsimonious abstraction of scene structure. Our primitives are simple convexes. Our m…