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Obtaining skeleton data from scratch #21

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Meg-R opened this issue Aug 25, 2023 · 1 comment
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Obtaining skeleton data from scratch #21

Meg-R opened this issue Aug 25, 2023 · 1 comment

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@Meg-R
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Meg-R commented Aug 25, 2023

Hi @DegardinBruno

Thank you for your amazing work, I've managed to run some of the code using your documentation and examples too. I was hoping to extract the skeleton from Human3.6M myself, and maybe even from another popular dataset like Charades. I was wondering if you could suggest how we can obtain the 2 files (the .npy file and the accompanying label.pkl file). What will the input files required to generate these 2 files be? I'm looking to create these 2 files on both the original Human3.6M videos and the Charades dataset, to test with your model!

Thank you :)

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Hey @Meg-R , sorry for the late reply, we are already using Human3.6M, the files can be downloaded on the README.md!
Regarding how to obtain .npy and .pkl file from a new dataset, the dataset .npy is composed by samples (N, C, T, V) or (N,C,T,V,M), where N are the number of samples, C the coordinates, T the frames, V the joints, and M is for 2 or more skeletons of the actions (if it is the case, but not ready for Kinetic-GAN).

The .pkl file is composed by two lists (2, N), where the first list is the name of the sample and second is the number of the action (e.g., if you have 60 classes, it goes from 0-59, inclusive).

Hope I could help! Feel free to ask any question!

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