Added the new body model

[mprires]

Pull Request

Description:

The last body model had holes when inferring the body model. Changed it with a new model trained on 1.4k manually verified datasets.

Changes Made:

• Changed the link of the download to the new model
• Changed spacing to 5 isometric according to new model

Related Issues:

-None

Testing Done:

Tested the model. Screenshot below

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Reviewer Checklist:

• [ ] Code is clean and follows the team's coding standards.
• [ ] Tests have been added or updated to cover the changes.
• [ ] Documentation has been updated or added if necessary.
• [ ] The code builds and runs without errors.
• [ ] The changes have been tested on relevant environments or browsers.
• [ ] Any relevant dependencies have been updated.
• [ ] The changes have been reviewed for security implications.

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[Joon-Jung]

Hi @mprires !

I am interested in which datasets were used in the training. Could you share more details about them (e.g., publicly available, annotations)? Thanks in advance and looking forward to your reply.

[LalithShiyam]

Hi @Joon-Jung, Thanks for reaching out. We are using our in-house datasets for training and currently they are not open-source. We are negotiating with the concerned parties to make it open source. But I can't give you a concrete answer until June. Cheers, Lalith

[Joon-Jung]

Hi Lalith (@LalithShiyam),

Thank you for your prompt response. It's unfortunate that the dataset is not yet publicly available. I look forward to good news in the near future. Thank you very much!

Best regards, Joon