Implementing CNN to estimate age and gender from faces
This project has following dependencies and tested under OSX with Python2.7.14. We use virtualenv to play safely with multiple Python versions.
- tensorflow==1.4
- dlib==19.7.99
- cv2
- matplotlib==2.1.0
- imutils==0.4.3
- numpy==1.13.3
- pandas==0.20.3
In order to test the model in one sigle picture, run
python eval.py --I "./images/roger.png" --M "./models/" --font_scale 1 --thickness 1
Flag --I tells where your picture is.If the text label too small or too large on the picture,you can use a different --font_scale 1 and --thickness 1 to adjust the text size and thickness.
In order to train your own models,you should first download imdb or wiki dataset,and then extract it under data path,after that,images path should look like
/path/to/project/data/imdb_crop/00/somepictures
/path/to/project/data/imdb_crop/01/somepictures
...
/path/to/project/data/imdb_crop/99/somepictures
Then you can run
python convert_to_records_multiCPU.py --imdb --nworks 8
to convert images to tfrecords.--imdb means using imdb dataset,--nworks 8 means using 8 cpu cores to convert the dataset parallelly.Because we will first detect and align faces in the pictures,which is a time consuming step,so we recommend to use as many cores as possible.Intel E5-2667 v4 and with 32 cores need approximately 50 minutes.
Once you have converted images to tfrecords,you should have the following path:
/path/to/project/data/train/train-000.tfrecords
...
/path/to/project/data/test/test-000.tfrecords
At present, our deep CNN uses FaceNet architecture,which based on inception-resnet-v1 to extract features.To speed up training,we use the pretrained model's weight from this project and have converted the weight to adapt our model, you can download this converted pretrained facenet weight checkpoint from here or here.Extract it to path models.
/path/to/project/models/checkpoint
/path/to/project/models/model.ckpt-0.data-00000-of-00001
/path/to/project/models/model.ckpt-0.index
/path/to/project/models/model.ckpt-0.meta
NOTE: This step is optional,you can also train your model from scratch. To start training,run
python train.py --lr 1e-3 --weight_decay 1e-5 --epoch 6 --batch_size 128 --keep_prob 0.8 --cuda
NOTE: Using the flag --cuda will train the model with GPU.
Using tensorboard to visualize learning
tensorboard --logdir=./train_log
You can test all your trained models on testset through
python test.py --images "./data/test" --model_path "./models" --batch_size 128 --choose_best --cuda
Flag --cuda means using GPU when testing.--choose_best means testing all trained models and return the best one.If you just want to test the latest saved model,without this flag.
python test.py --images "./data/test" --model_path "./models" --batch_size 128 --cuda
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