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|a A Dual-Branch Self-Boosting Framework for Self-Supervised 3D Hand Pose Estimation
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|a Although 3D hand pose estimation has made significant progress in recent years with the development of the deep neural network, most learning-based methods require a large amount of labeled data that is time-consuming to collect. In this paper, we propose a dual-branch self-boosting framework for self-supervised 3D hand pose estimation from depth images. First, we adopt a simple yet effective image-to-image translation technology to generate realistic depth images from synthetic data for network pre-training. Second, we propose a dual-branch network to perform 3D hand model estimation and pixel-wise pose estimation in a decoupled way. Through a part-aware model-fitting loss, the network can be updated according to the fine-grained differences between the hand model and the unlabeled real image. Through an inter-branch loss, the two complementary branches can boost each other continuously during self-supervised learning. Furthermore, we adopt a refinement stage to better utilize the prior structure information in the estimated hand model for a more accurate and robust estimation. Our method outperforms previous self-supervised methods by a large margin without using paired multi-view images and achieves comparable results to strongly supervised methods. Besides, by adopting our regenerated pose annotations, the performance of the skeleton-based gesture recognition is significantly improved
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