Arthur151 / ROMP

Monocular, One-stage, Regression of Multiple 3D People and their 3D positions & trajectories in camera & global coordinates. ROMP[ICCV21], BEV[CVPR22], TRACE[CVPR2023]
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Closed FireMonkey796 closed 3 years ago

FireMonkey796 commented 3 years ago

Hello. Thanks for your work. I am currently conducting some researches on 3d human pose estimation, and I want to consult some concepts.

I noticed that there are lots of information containing in the pkl files. I am a newcomer in this field, and the values make me confused. For example, I wonder that what's the difference between "pose", "pose2d", "poses_60Hz" and "jointPositions"? And also, there are 5 items containing the information of SMPL including "betas", "betas_clothed" and "pose", and what's their exact meaning?

Or to be simplified, are there any references which can explain such items with exact meanings in details? It will be my pleasure if you are willing to help me!

Arthur151 commented 3 years ago

These information is well explained in the readme.txt of 3DPW datasets.

FireMonkey796 commented 3 years ago

Thank you! I just missed it. The concept are getting clearer. But what's the relationship between the items with and without 60Hz? Like poses and poses_60Hz, trans and trans_60Hz

FireMonkey796 commented 3 years ago

I also find that the value of "pose2d" are integers which I think it's the exact position within the image. But as for "poses" and "poses_60Hz", the values are constrained within (-1, 1). I wonder what's the actual meaning of these values?

Arthur151 commented 3 years ago

The 3DPW dataset could be freely downloaded from the website. You can dig into the details of the annotations if you download it.