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About 2D pose #34
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Hi! In the demo code, you can find the source here: 3DCrowdNet_RELEASE/demo/demo.py Line 119 in 79284d5
In the dataloader code, you can look at the |
Could you visualize your 2D pose input and full error log? |
I see. Which link did you use? And I think you can solve this problem by tuning the parameter here: 3DCrowdNet_RELEASE/demo/demo.py Line 142 in 79284d5
The input 2D pose has an inaccurate lower body pose. You can filter those joints by increasing the threshold. |
This looks definitively wrong. Can you show me the code that you changed?
Or did you run without any modification?
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Hello, I have adjusted the parameters and tried many times, but the effect
is still not very good. What is to be done?
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I have not modified the code, is directly configured after the running code |
I see. Then, I feel like the model checkpoint is actually not loaded. Could
you change the model load code to use ‘strict=True’ and see if there’s any
error?
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Hi! It seems the code is giving random results. But I can't find a reason if you didn't change the code... I hope others people can try the current code and discuss. Unfortunately, I have no resource to run the code. Maybe you can check the inference code on 3DPW benchmark first. |
Hello, I have solved this problem with the network after retraining, thank you! |
@MilkLoo That sounds great! Maybe there's problem in the uploaded weight? I will check it out once I get resource again. |
I'm really sorry, I still need to trouble you, now I have the 2D pose data of Human3.6M test set, I want to use the model to evaluate the results, but the code of the evaluation part is not good at writing, can you share it? Thank you. |
Hi! I am not sure I understood your question. You could change the testing dataset here: https://github.com/hongsukchoi/3DCrowdNet_RELEASE/blob/main/assets/yaml/3dpw.yml and run the command here: |
Hello, according to the paper, I can see that the image has 2Dpose input, but in the code, I don't see where the 2Dpose input comes from. Could you please help me understand the following code?
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