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    Envisioning the Future of Fashion: The Creation And Application Of Diverse Body Pose Datasets for Real-World Virtual Try-On
    (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 2024-08) Molefe, Molefe Reabetsoe-Phenyo; Klein, Richard
    Fashion presents an opportunity for research methods to unite machine learning concepts with e-commerce to meet the growing demands of consumers. A recent development in intelligent fashion research envisions how individuals might appear in different clothes based on their selection, a process known as “virtual try-on”. Our research introduces a novel dataset that ensures multi-view consistency, facilitating the effective warping and synthesis of clothing onto individuals from any given perspective or pose. This addresses a significant shortfall in existing datasets, which struggle to recognise various views, thus limiting the versatility of virtual try-on. By fine-tuning state-of-the-art architectures on our dataset, we expand the utility of virtual try-on, making them more adaptable and robust across a diverse range of scenarios. A noteworthy additional advantage of our dataset is its capacity to facilitate 3D scene reconstruction. This capability arises from utilising a sparse collection of images captured from multiple angles, which, while primarily aimed at enriching 2D virtual try-on, inadvertently supports the simulation of 3D environments. This enhancement not only broadens the practical applications of virtual try-on in the real-world but also advances the field by demonstrating a novel application of deep learning within the fashion industry, enabling more realistic and comprehensive virtual try-on experiences. Therefore, our work heralds a novel dataset and approach for virtually synthesising clothing in an accessible way for real-world scenarios.

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