The field of face recognition and generation is rapidly advancing, with a focus on improving accuracy, efficiency, and privacy. Recent developments have seen the introduction of new methods for face swapping, face aging, and face de-aging, as well as advancements in identity-preserving video generation and diffusion-based face generation. Notably, researchers have proposed novel approaches to address challenges such as out-of-gallery detection, face quality assessment, and privacy-preserving face recognition. These innovations have the potential to significantly impact various applications, including security, entertainment, and healthcare. Noteworthy papers include: LaVieID, which presents a local autoregressive diffusion transformer for identity-preserving video creation, and NegFaceDiff, which introduces a novel sampling method that incorporates negative conditions into the identity-conditioned diffusion process to enhance identity separation.
Advances in Face Recognition and Generation
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Synthetic Data Generation for Emotional Depth Faces: Optimizing Conditional DCGANs via Genetic Algorithms in the Latent Space and Stabilizing Training with Knowledge Distillation
Personalized Feature Translation for Expression Recognition: An Efficient Source-Free Domain Adaptation Method
From Large Angles to Consistent Faces: Identity-Preserving Video Generation via Mixture of Facial Experts