Text-driven clothed human image synthesis with 3D human model estimation for assistance in shopping

Online shopping has become an integral part of modern consumer culture. Yet, it is plagued by challenges in visualizing clothing items based on textual descriptions and estimating their fit on individual body types. In this work, we present an innovative solution to address these challenges through text-driven clothed human image synthesis with 3D human model estimation, leveraging the power of Vector Quantized Variational AutoEncoder (VQ-VAE). Creating diverse and high-quality human images is a crucial yet difficult undertaking in vision and graphics. With the wide variety of clothing designs and textures, existing generative models are often not sufficient for the end user. In this proposed work, we introduce a solution that is provided by various datasets passed through several models so the optimized solution can be provided along with high-quality images with a range of postures. We use two distinct procedures to create full-body 2D human photographs starting from a predetermined human posture. 1) The provided human pose is first converted to a human parsing map with some sentences that describe the shapes of clothing. 2) The model developed is then given further information about the textures of clothing as an input to produce the final human image. The model is split into two different sections the first one being a codebook at a coarse level that deals with overall results and a fine-level codebook that deals with minute detailing. As mentioned previously at fine level concentrates on the minutiae of textures, whereas the codebook at the coarse level covers the depictions of textures in structures. The decoder trained together with hierarchical codebooks converts the anticipated indices at various levels to human images. The created image can be dependent on the fine-grained text input thanks to the utilization of a blend of experts. The quality of clothing textures is refined by the forecast for finer-level indexes. Implementing these strategies can result in more diversified and high-quality human images than state-of-the-art procedures, according to numerous quantitative and qualitative evaluations. These generated photographs will be converted into a 3D model, resulting in several postures and outcomes, or you may just make a 3D model from a dataset that produces a variety of stances. The application of the PIFu method uses the Marching cube algorithm and Stacked Hourglass method to produce 3D models and realistic images respectively. This results in the generation of high-resolution images based on textual description and reconstruction of the generated images as 3D models. The inception score and Fréchet Intercept Distance, SSIM, and PSNR that was achieved was 1.64 ± 0.20 and 24.64527782349843, 0.642919520, and 32.87157744102002 respectively. The implemented method scores well in comparison with other techniques. This technology holds immense promise for reshaping the e-commerce landscape, offering a more immersive and informative means of exploring clothing options.