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THanks for the model, i downloaded and tested it on my notebook (4 core cpu) using the command
python run_gesture_recognition.py
But the video always shows the result "doing other things" , i made many gestures such as "thumb up,nodding"
the output prints "*** Frame skipped ***"
Is it means the fps 16 is too high?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi! Yes, these "*** Frame skipped ***" messages indicate that the inference engine can't keep up with the amount of frames to process and ends up throwing away some of them. This affects recognition accuracy.
THanks for the model, i downloaded and tested it on my notebook (4 core cpu) using the command python run_gesture_recognition.py
But the video always shows the result "doing other things" , i made many gestures such as "thumb up,nodding" the output prints "*** Frame skipped ***" Is it means the fps 16 is too high?
Hello, could you share the downloaded model?
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THanks for the model, i downloaded and tested it on my notebook (4 core cpu) using the command
python run_gesture_recognition.py
But the video always shows the result "doing other things" , i made many gestures such as "thumb up,nodding"
the output prints "*** Frame skipped ***"
Is it means the fps 16 is too high?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: