True to Tone? Quantifying Skin Tone Fidelity and Bias in Photographic-to-Virtual Human Pipelines
True to Tone? Quantifying Skin Tone Fidelity and Bias in Photographic-to-Virtual Human Pipelines explores A scalable methodology to evaluate and improve skin tone accuracy and fairness in virtual human rendering pipelines.. Commercial viability score: 4/10 in Virtual Humans.
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