Does synthetic aging actually help face recognition or do you need real photos of the same person years apart?
Most age-invariant face recognition work i've seen uses synthetic aging (gans, diffusion) to fill the gap in real aging data, but real aging is messy: weight changes, hairstyle, glasses, lighting from old phones. Has anyone compared models trained on real multi-year photo pairs vs synthetic aged on…
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- 2026-09-28 06:15 · r/computervision
Does synthetic aging actually help face recognition or do you need real photos of the same person years apart?