Closed VimalMollyn closed 1 year ago
Hi. In live demos, we place the IMUs on the fore arms near the wrists. It means that the imus measure the orientation of the fore arm bone. When synthesizing IMU data for the public datasets, the orientation of the fore arm is exactly the rotation of the elbow. Regarding to the acceleration, we do not use these joint positions, and instead, we use the vertex position which is near the wrist.
Hi @VimalMollyn @Xinyu-Yi, can you help me find which indices correspond to which joints? I searched the code and paper but did not find them. It would be great to point me the reference if I missed that. Thanks!
Update Y2024M10D16Wed Full list:
pelvis(root)
lhip
rhip
spine1
lknee
rknee
spine2
lankle
rankle
spine3
lfoot
rfoot
neck(lower neck)
lclavicle
rclavicle
head(upper neck)
lshoulder
rshoulder
lelbow
relbow
lwirst
rwrist
lhand
Hi, I noticed that in the preprocessing script the IMUs used from DIP-IMU are the [left elbow, right elbow, left knee, right knee, head, root] / [7, 8, 11, 12, 0, 2]. Similarly, the locations of the virtual IMUs for AMASS are [left elbow, right elbow, left knee, right knee, head, root] / [18, 19, 4, 5, 15, 0].
However, in the paper and in the demo videos, the IMUs are placed on the left and right wrists, not the left and right elbows as in the training. Am I missing something?