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Description
I've integrated the QuickPose SDK for various exercise detection scenarios. Occasionally, when I start an exercise, the SDK struggles to detect the human body accurately. Instead of correct landmarks, it generates random lines that don't correspond to actual human body positions
Steps to Reproduce
Start an exercise using QuickPose SDK.
Observe that, in some instances, the SDK displays random landmarks instead of correctly identifying the human body.
Observed Behavior
Initial detection occasionally fails, resulting in random landmarks.
When I move out of view and re-enter, the SDK detects the body correctly.
Expected Behavior
Accurate body detection upon initial view without the need to leave and re-enter the frame.
Questions
Is there an existing fix or upcoming improvement to enhance initial detection accuracy?
Is there a method within the SDK to identify when the body is not being detected correctly?
Additional Information
QuickPose SDK version: main branch
Platform (iOS/Android): iOS
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Hi Purvesh, we are unable to see the gif so we are not sure what is exactly happening with your app to show errors in the detection. Can you please add again as a comment or share a link to the gif.
@filipljubicic When we stat quickPose and person is not fully in the view then it goes to fully in the frame then also it just randomly shows the landmark..seems like model is confused to detect human.
Description
I've integrated the QuickPose SDK for various exercise detection scenarios. Occasionally, when I start an exercise, the SDK struggles to detect the human body accurately. Instead of correct landmarks, it generates random lines that don't correspond to actual human body positions
Steps to Reproduce
Observed Behavior
Expected Behavior
Questions
Additional Information
Platform (iOS/Android): iOS
Thank you for looking into this!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: