Closed janicevidal closed 1 year ago
For arbitrary input image, you can just set its objpos, scale_provided and center_box to be None, then call the same evaluation function to produce multi-person pose estimation results. Details can be referred to the following code provided in the evaluation function: https://github.com/NieXC/pytorch-ppn/blob/1b79e0f7b62243f2474e0bc4af8930fe97332aa1/utils/eval_util.py#L118-L125
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for hierarchical clustering may need to be adjusted depending on the size of your input image.@NieXC how could the training process working for other dataset,like COCO?Have you ever tried?
@janicevidal
For other datasets, you just need to modify the data_loader
according to their joint annotations, then follow the same training procedure.
(Noted: the Local Greedy Search
in inference phase needs to be adjusted accordingly if the joint hierarchy is modified.)
I have tried to train and evaluate our model on MSCOCO dataset, the code is under cleanning, which will be updated in this repo lately.
RT, without bbox and person center information?