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Why there is nyu_bbx.pkl? #9

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MeteorsHub opened this issue Apr 20, 2018 · 5 comments
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Why there is nyu_bbx.pkl? #9

MeteorsHub opened this issue Apr 20, 2018 · 5 comments

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@MeteorsHub
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I found you use nyu_bbx when testing on NYU dataset, which means you use 'ground truth' hand location data when running test. I think it should be predict by network itself instead of given by you.

So how did you get nyu_bbx.pkl in your experiment? Is it computed from ground truth xyz labels or predicted by another method which can compute bbx of hand location?

@melonwan
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Hi, the bounding box is computed by a hand detector, which is based on a 2D hour-glass estimation.

@MeteorsHub
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Is the hand detector in this release?

As far as i understand, you mean first train a hourglass net to predict 2d cordinate of all joint points, and then compute a bbox to surround all joint points?

Is this part mentioned on your paper and considered in the running speed?

@melonwan
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this part is not included but is very simple to implement. You could also use the deep prior++ method which gives more accurate result according to my previous experiment. The time for this part is not included into the running time calculation.

@MeteorsHub
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Ok, thank you for the reply

@melonwan
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thank you too for the valuble suggestions. I'll later clean the code again. Sorry for the inconvenience brought by.

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