Closed AndreyGalitsin closed 3 years ago
Yes, it refers to three-dimensional input data. In order to use 2D input, you can change in_channels to 2, and the input would two-dimensional joint locations (could be either image space or metric space).
I understand, thank you so much!
Dear Uttaran, I want to use a 2D pose dataset instaed of a 3D, that you use in this work. Tell me please what does 'in_channels' there https://github.com/UttaranB127/STEP/blob/master/classifier_stgcn_real_only/net/classifier.py#L19 mean?
Is it responsible for 3 (RGB) image channels or it is about 3 dimensional input data and if I want to use a 2D dataset, I have to set in_channels=2?