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The standard renderer-training recipe also generates its conditions with the frozen DeXplicit 3D model. It uses recorded future RGB only as supervision and rejects measured or unlabelled conditioning bundles.
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## Existing weight history
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The existing DeXplicit renderer weights are the evaluated high/low adapter pair at step 3,264. They were trained and originally evaluated using measured future 3D controls. The updated predicted-3D training code does not change that checkpoint history, and the original scores are not claimed for predicted conditioning. Fine-tuning and evaluating a new checkpoint is a separate experiment. The optional compact variant has its own adapter and conditioning interface.
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```bash
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python -m dexplicit.download --output-dir weights
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python -m dexplicit.infer --help
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The standard renderer-training recipe also generates its conditions with the frozen DeXplicit 3D model. It uses recorded future RGB only as supervision and rejects measured or unlabelled conditioning bundles.
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```bash
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python -m dexplicit.download --output-dir weights
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python -m dexplicit.infer --help
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