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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Deepfit tracks your body movements throughout a workout. It will help correct for posture, keep track of your reps and make sure you get fit the right way.
Describe the solution you'd like
Keypoint Detection
The pre-trained MediaPipe landmark model in use is a Convolutional Neural Network and is trained with an input layer of size [1,256,256,3], which is accepted as incoming video feed from the webcam (256 x 256 pixels’ RGB values). The result received from the output layer is of shape [33, 5]. It translates to the 33 keypoints being detected by the model. The 5 additional parameters in the output map to the X, Y, and Z coordinates in the image (or video frame) and two factors for visibility and presence.
Pose Classification
18 of the 33 detected keypoints are used to train a pose classifier. The model tells us what workout is being performed, which leads us to task 3.
Pose Correction
Once the workout has been identified by our Classifier model, we use these keypoints to calculate the angles between limbs and compare it against benchmarks to identify if the person has an appropritate posture for an exercise. Apart from posture correction, these keypoints are also used to count the number of reps correctly performed for the workout.
Describe alternatives you've considered
It uses:
tensorflow
mediapipe
numpy
matplotlib
Additional context
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Deepfit tracks your body movements throughout a workout. It will help correct for posture, keep track of your reps and make sure you get fit the right way.
Describe the solution you'd like
Keypoint Detection The pre-trained MediaPipe landmark model in use is a Convolutional Neural Network and is trained with an input layer of size [1,256,256,3], which is accepted as incoming video feed from the webcam (256 x 256 pixels’ RGB values). The result received from the output layer is of shape [33, 5]. It translates to the 33 keypoints being detected by the model. The 5 additional parameters in the output map to the X, Y, and Z coordinates in the image (or video frame) and two factors for visibility and presence.
Pose Classification 18 of the 33 detected keypoints are used to train a pose classifier. The model tells us what workout is being performed, which leads us to task 3.
Pose Correction Once the workout has been identified by our Classifier model, we use these keypoints to calculate the angles between limbs and compare it against benchmarks to identify if the person has an appropritate posture for an exercise. Apart from posture correction, these keypoints are also used to count the number of reps correctly performed for the workout.
Describe alternatives you've considered
It uses: tensorflow mediapipe numpy matplotlib
Additional context
No response
Code of Conduct