This project is an example project of semantic segmentation for mobile real-time app.

The architecture is inspired by MobileNetV2 and U-Net.

LFW, Labeled Faces in the Wild, is used as a Dataset.

The goal of this project is to detect hair segments with reasonable accuracy and speed in mobile device. Currently, it achieves 0.89 IoU.

About speed vs accuracy, more details are available at my post.

• iOS
• Android (TODO)

• Python 3.8
• pip install -r requirements.txt -f https://download.pytorch.org/whl/torch_stable.html
• CoreML for iOS app.

At this time, there is only one model in this repository, MobileNetV2_unet. As a typical U-Net architecture, it has encoder and decoder parts, which consist of depthwise conv blocks proposed by MobileNets.

Input image is encoded to 1/32 size, and then decoded to 1/2. Finally, it scores the results and make it to original size.

Data is available at LFW. To get mask images, refer issue #11 for more. After you got images and masks, put the images of faces and masks as shown below.

data/
  lfw/
    raw/
      images/
        0001.jpg
        0002.jpg
      masks/
        0001.ppm
        0002.ppm

If you use 224 x 224 as input size, pre-trained weight of MobileNetV2 is available. It will be automatically downloaded when you train model with the following command.

cd src
python run_train.py params/002.yaml

Dice coefficient is used as a loss function.

As the purpose of this project is to make model run in mobile device, this repository contains some scripts to convert models for iOS and Android.

• run_convert_coreml.py
  • It converts trained PyTorch model into CoreML model for iOS app.

• Report speed vs accuracy in mobile device.
• Convert pytorch to Android using TesorFlow Light