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A repository for storing models that have been inter-converted between various frameworks. Supported frameworks are TensorFlow, PyTorch, ONNX, OpenVINO, TFJS, TFTRT, TensorFlowLite (Float32/16/INT8), EdgeTPU, CoreML.
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053_BlazePose / 058_BlazePose_Full_Keypoints source #406

Closed vpenades closed 3 months ago

vpenades commented 3 months ago

Issue Type

Documentation Feature Request

OS

Windows

OS architecture

x86_64

Programming Language

Other

Framework

ONNX

Model name and Weights/Checkpoints URL

053_BlazePose / 058_BlazePose_Full_Keypoints / 10_new_256x256

Description

I was reviewing 053_BlazePose for any change, and I've noticed there's a 058_BlazePose_Full_Keypoints section

And within it, there's a 10_new_256x256 model.

From where does this model come from? I couldn't correlate it with any of the existing pose tracking models of google's mediapipe.

Recently here in the EU, regulations related to AI models are going to become more strict, and I want to keep track of the model source, specially considering that Google usually publishes a model card for every one of their models.

Relevant Log Output

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URL or source code for simple inference testing code

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PINTO0309 commented 3 months ago

058_BlazePose_Full_Keypoints

It's a misprint in the README. No such thing exists today.

If you are not willing to track commit history going back more than 3 years, I won't either. It's too much of a hassle. How could I possibly remember the commit history of an ancient model?

If you want to follow EU standards strictly, I'd suggest you don't use any of the models committed to this repository, because they're all a big risk.

vpenades commented 3 months ago

it's not a big deal, I was just surprised that executing download_fullkey.sh extracts a directory called 058_BlazePose_Full_Keypoints

PINTO0309 commented 3 months ago

I see. The MediaPipe repository is updated frequently. Therefore, it is difficult to identify multiple versions of a model file without going back about four years in the commit history of the MediaPipe repository.