mobilegaze-mobilenet-v2-int8-xnnpack-executorch

MobileGaze MobileNetV2 INT8 — Gaze Estimation

This model estimates face-level yaw and pitch from an RGB face crop. It is the MobileGaze MobileNetV2 checkpoint converted to an A8W8, statically quantized ExecuTorch program using the XNNPACK backend.

Artifact

See config.yaml for the inference recipe.

Example

By default, the example runs all four face crops under samples/ and writes their predicted gaze-direction overlays under assets/.

python -m pip install --extra-index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu \
  executorch==1.1.0 torch==2.10.0 numpy pillow pyyaml
python example.py
python example.py samples/face-crop-1.png assets/custom-gaze.png

The script parses config.yaml, making its shapes, resize, normalization, output semantics, and angle-bin postprocessing an executable inference recipe. Image loading, preprocessing, ExecuTorch inference, output postprocessing, visualization, and saving remain separate steps for reuse.

With ExecuTorch 1.1.0 on x86-64 CPU, the bundled samples produced yaw/pitch angles of -35.02°/-51.10°, 13.56°/-25.04°, -53.37°/-10.85°, and 38.23°/3.43°, respectively. These are interface examples, not accuracy or performance measurements.

MobileGaze expects an already detected face crop. It does not perform face detection.

Download

hf download Arm/mobilegaze-mobilenet-v2-int8-xnnpack-executorch \
  l2cs_mobilegaze_mobilenetv2-a8w8-2-xnnpack.pte \
  --local-dir .

Intended use and limitations

• Intended for yaw/pitch estimation on already detected, tightly cropped faces.
• It is not a face detector and does not identify what object a person is viewing.
• Performance may vary with pose, occlusion, lighting, crop quality, and camera placement.

References

• MobileGaze source repository
• L2CS-Net source repository
• MobileGaze publication record

About this version

Original Model: MobileGaze MobileNetV2 by Yakhyokhuja Valikhujaev - Repository

Optimization/conversion: Arm-Optimized version for execution on Arm-based platforms.

Converted/optimized by: Arm

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