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A Simple Baseline for Human Motion Prediction
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Reproduction on the H36M dataset #12

Closed marcocasarin closed 5 months ago

marcocasarin commented 7 months ago

Hi! I have been attempting to reproduce your paper results on the H36M dataset. I have followed the instruction on the README and the discussion on this issue to evaluate the checkpoint you provided on the H36M dataset. However, with reference to Table 1 in your paper, I'm not getting the same results:

Moreover, I have also implemented the Repeating Last-Frame baseline with simple changes in the same test.py script for the evaluation. This was to make sure the dataset I am loading is correct. I got the exact same results as in your paper.

Is there something I'm missing? Maybe the checkpoint you provided in the repo is not the correct one to obtain the same results as in your paper. Should I train the model from scratch?

Thanks in advance for you help!

Tong-Hao741 commented 5 months ago

我也遇到了相同的情况,请问你解决了吗? I have also encountered the same situation. Have you resolved it? T。T

Tong-Hao741 commented 5 months ago

i train about 1000epoch , finall the result is keeping [12.7 28.9 62.3 76.2 97.6 111.9 122.1 127.7 ]

marcocasarin commented 5 months ago

I did not try to train the model from scratch, but I used the provided checkpoint to try to replicate the paper results (to avoid any randomness issue during training, like different seeds and related stuff). I have not solved the problem yet.

Tong-Hao741 commented 5 months ago

ok fine ,thank u very much : )

GUO-W commented 5 months ago

Please see our answer here: https://github.com/dulucas/siMLPe/issues/13#issuecomment-2053990903. We train our model using the exact same scripts as in this repo, and uploaded the training details + checkpoints to this repo.

marcocasarin commented 5 months ago

It works, thanks!