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Recovering 3D Facial Geometry from 2D Images: Mathematical Foundations and Comprehensive Benchmarking

2026-03-02

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Standard RGB cameras measure radiance on an image plane but discard the scene depth that governs the three-dimensional (3D) geometry of the human face. Recovering facial depth from one or more 2D images is ill-posed: infinitely many 3D shapes can explain the same pixels under unknown illumination, pose, and occlusion. This paper develops a unified, math-forward narrative of the field under the central thesis of ge...

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10.22541/au.177247326.69299749/v1
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