To adequately utilize the available image evidence in multi-view video-based
avatar modeling, we propose TexVocab, a novel avatar representation that
constructs a texture vocabulary and associates body poses with texture maps for
animation. Given multi-view RGB videos, our method initially back-projects all
the available images in the training videos to the posed SMPL surface,
producing texture maps in the SMPL UV domain. Then we construct pairs of human
poses and texture maps to establish a texture vocabulary for encoding dynamic
human appearances under various poses. Unlike the commonly used joint-wise
manner, we further design a body-part-wise encoding strategy to learn the
structural effects of the kinematic chain. Given a driving pose, we query the
pose feature hierarchically by decomposing the pose vector into several body
parts and interpolating the texture features for synthesizing fine-grained
human dynamics. Overall, our method is able to create animatable human avatars
with detailed and dynamic appearances from RGB videos, and the experiments show
that our method outperforms state-of-the-art approaches. The project page can
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提出了一种名为 TexVocab 的新方法，通过构建纹理词汇表并将人体姿势与纹理映射关联，从而充分利用多视角基于视频的人物建模中可用的图像证据，以实现细致和动态的人物表现。