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I want to clarify my understanding of the body_pose parameter to correctly reconstruct a body_pose by predicting an angle in addition to joints during 3D Human Pose Estimation (HPE).
If I understand the definition of the body_pose parameter in axis-angle representation correctly, a single entry is a product of an angle with a directional unit vector for a part k, computed from a joint location and its parent joint location in a kinematic tree. This would mean that one can reconstruct the body_pose parameter in the same way from predicted 3D joints and angles, right? As of now, my reconstruction doesn't yield values similar to the ground truth body_pose parameter, so I am probably missing something.
Many thanks in advance!
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Hello, @juliaoks have you found the cause of this issue? I seem to be encountering a similar problem where the body_pose in the .pkl file is incorrect after converting SMPL-X to SMPL. Looking forward to your reply.
Hi there,
I want to clarify my understanding of the
body_pose
parameter to correctly reconstruct abody_pose
by predicting an angle in addition to joints during 3D Human Pose Estimation (HPE).If I understand the definition of the
body_pose
parameter in axis-angle representation correctly, a single entry is a product of an angle with a directional unit vector for a partk
, computed from a joint location and its parent joint location in a kinematic tree. This would mean that one can reconstruct thebody_pose
parameter in the same way from predicted 3D joints and angles, right? As of now, my reconstruction doesn't yield values similar to the ground truthbody_pose
parameter, so I am probably missing something.Many thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: