python version of pck and visualization #2
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Nice work! Thanks for contributing!
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@sssruhan1 Hi, there is a little bug when computing the mean PCKh. I have updated your pull request. Please have a look. Thanks! |
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Looks good. Thank you! |
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Hi, thanks for your contributes, I met some issues, My annotated labels of GT's file is aboult 3k, but my annotated labels of DT's file is about 2k9, and they are not match. And can't I evaluate them? Thanks very much!! |
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Hi,
I implemented the eval_pck.m to a python version and tested it on the hg4 given model and results. The results looks identical to the one provided on README.
The util.py contains one function, visualize, basically to draw skeletons to the image.
The eval_pck.py contains the exact same code in python version.
Thank you!