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First, thanks for your great work! The model accuracy is much better than other libraries.
I have a question about your high level API "from rtmlib import Hand".
It returns keypoints and its shape is (1, 22, 2) or (2, 22, 2) in case to_openpose=True.
Do we have the way to know which hand data we got?
I'm asking this because I'm only interested in left hand keypoints and would like to ignore right hand keypoints in my application.
I really appreciate if you answer this question.
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First, thanks for your great work! The model accuracy is much better than other libraries.
I have a question about your high level API "from rtmlib import Hand". It returns keypoints and its shape is (1, 22, 2) or (2, 22, 2) in case to_openpose=True. Do we have the way to know which hand data we got? I'm asking this because I'm only interested in left hand keypoints and would like to ignore right hand keypoints in my application. I really appreciate if you answer this question.
Im also interested in this. Were you able to solve it? Thanks in advance
First, thanks for your great work! The model accuracy is much better than other libraries.
I have a question about your high level API "from rtmlib import Hand".
It returns keypoints and its shape is (1, 22, 2) or (2, 22, 2) in case to_openpose=True.
Do we have the way to know which hand data we got?
I'm asking this because I'm only interested in left hand keypoints and would like to ignore right hand keypoints in my application.
I really appreciate if you answer this question.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: