As it is mentioned in the paper, when you are using 3D data to train the network, you eliminate the Global Rotation and Translation, which are the first 6 dimensions of the exponential map.
# remove global rotation and translation
the_seq[:, 0:6] = 0
p3d = expmap2xyz_torch(the_seq)
So when I am using your training or testing 3D data to do the visualization, the whole skeleton is a sloping one. Like the figure below shows:
But as you show in the paper, the skeleton is totally fine, would you help me with some tools or codes that you use to generate a normal skeleton from your training or test 3D data?
As it is mentioned in the paper, when you are using 3D data to train the network, you eliminate the Global Rotation and Translation, which are the first 6 dimensions of the exponential map.
So when I am using your training or testing 3D data to do the visualization, the whole skeleton is a sloping one. Like the figure below shows: But as you show in the paper, the skeleton is totally fine, would you help me with some tools or codes that you use to generate a normal skeleton from your training or test 3D data?