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Comparison of field data, THuman2.0, and THuman3.0 reconstruction results. Figure 8. Human-nerf generation effect demonstration. Figure 8. Human-nerf generation effect demonstration. Table 1. Comparison with single-view clothed body reconstruction. Table 1. Comparison with single-view clothed body reconstruction. THuman2.0RenderPeopleMethodsChamfer (cm)P2S (cm)Chamfer (cm)P2S (cm)PIFu-HD [32]1.6421.5961.9461.983ICON [23]1.3551.3171.3731.522ECON [22]1.3741.3311.3421.458D-IF [33]1.1701.290—–—–Ours-Only Reverse1.4371.4901.6421.703Ours1.2331.1711.3991.411 Table 2. Comparison of shape error results of parametric human reconstruction. Table 2. Comparison of shape error results of parametric human reconstruction. MethodCircumference Error (cm)Length Error (cm)Avg. ErrorSPIN [5]6.97 *4.32 *5.56 *SMPLify-x [6]7.445.116.20ICON- [23]4.823.674.21ECON- [22]3.832.242.99Ours1.781.181.46 Table 3. Size information statistics for each part of parametric human body model (units: cm). Table 3. Size information statistics for each part of parametric human body model (units: cm). Tester1Tester2Tester3 DimensionsMeasuredTruthMeasuredTruthMeasuredTruthAvg. ErrorNeck circumference32.433.037.738.432.633.90.87Chest circumference82.182.590.390.885.085.50.47Waist circumference72.671.584.984.074.873.21.20Hip circumference88.289.997.597.189.487.81.23Bicep circumference25.025.528.430.026.827.91.07Thigh circumference50.749.553.152.044.943.51.23Calf circumference35.935.536.535.833.133.50.50Trunk length71.070.568.869.266.566.00.47Upper arm length25.625.021.221.628.528.00.50Lower arm length25.125.526.826.325.625.00.50Thigh length28.028.538.138.538.038.20.37Waist thickness18.419.515.616.016.315.00.93Shoulder width38.138.533.433.035.235.70.43Waist width31.431.934.134.430.230.70.43Chest thickness15.916.515.716.417.218.00.70 Disclaimer/Publisher’s Note: The statements, opinions and data contained in all publications are solely those of the individual author(s) and contributor(s) and not of MDPI and/or the editor(s). MDPI and/or the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to people or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content. © 2024 by the authors. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license ( Share and Cite MDPI and ACS Style Dong, Y.; Wang, S.; Sun, J.; Wang, M.; Cheng, L. Three-Dimensional Human Body Reconstruction Using Dual-View Normal Maps. Symmetry 2024, 16, 1647. AMA Style Dong Y, Wang S, Sun J, Wang M, Cheng L. Three-Dimensional Human Body Reconstruction Using Dual-View Normal Maps. Symmetry. 2024; 16(12):1647. Chicago/Turabian Style Dong, Yukun, Shengtao Wang, Junqi Sun, Menghua Wang, and Long Cheng. 2024. "Three-Dimensional Human Body Reconstruction Using Dual-View Normal Maps" Symmetry 16, no. 12: 1647. APA Style Dong, Y., Wang,