pose_estimation | Pose estimation of a 2D picture , given a 3D bundler output

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pose_estimation is a C++ library. pose_estimation has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

readme for the 3d project: robust large scale localization. use the makefile to compile the project. the program has command line options and should be self-explanatory. -== libraries: ==- openmp flann, version 1.8.4 opencv (core, highgui, imgproc), version 2.4.9. -== source code: ==- the code is structured with the following files (excluding code we did not change or code ourselves, and those not critically relevant): -pose_estimation.cpp: wraps all the high level functions and the command line interface. -benchmark.cpp: contains the code for benchmarking the two approaches. -import_export.cpp: code for result visualization and import/export. the output is meshlab compatible. -p3p.cpp and p4pf.cpp: code for the pose estimation calculations given 3 points with known focal length or 4 points with unknown focal length. reprogrammed by us but with given starting code. -pose_utils.cpp: small helper source for random functions and string modification operations. query_loader.cpp: contains the code to load a query image
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            QUESTION

            How to parse the heatmap output for the pose estimation tflite model?
            Asked 2020-Mar-19 at 20:40

            I am starting with the pose estimation tflite model for getting keypoints on humans.

            https://www.tensorflow.org/lite/models/pose_estimation/overview

            I have started with fitting a single image or a person and invoking the model:

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            ANSWER

            Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 10:00

            import numpy as np

            For a pose estimation model which outputs a heatmap and offsets. The desired points can be obtained by:

            1. Performing a sigmoid operation on the heatmap:

              scores = sigmoid(heatmaps)

            2. Each keypoint of those pose is usually represented by a 2-D matrix, the maximum value in that matrix is related to where the model thinks that point is located in the input image. Use argmax2D to obtain the x and y index of that value in each matrix, the value itself represents the confidence value:

              x,y = np.unravel_index(np.argmax(scores[:,:,keypointindex]), scores[:,:,keypointindex].shape) confidences = scores[x,y,keypointindex]

            3. That x,y is used to find the corresponding offset vector for calculating the final location of the keypoint:

              offset_vector = (offsets[y,x,keypointindex], offsets[y,x,num_keypoints+keypointindex])

            4. After you have obtained your keypoint coords and offsets you can calculate the final position of the keypoint by using ():

              image_positions = np.add(np.array(heatmap_positions) * output_stride, offset_vectors)

            See this for determining how to get the output stride, if you don't already have it. The tflite pose estimation has an output stride of 32.

            A function which takes output from that Pose Estimation model and outputs keypoints. Not including KeyPoint class

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60032705

            QUESTION

            Tensorflow: Determine the output stride of a pretrained CNN model
            Asked 2020-Feb-05 at 08:38

            I have downloaded and am implementing a ML application using the Tensorflow Lite Posenet Model. The output of this model is a heatmap, which is a part of CNN's I am new to.

            One piece of information required to process the output is the "output stride". It is used to calculate the original coordinates of the keypoints found in the original image.

            keypointPositions = heatmapPositions * outputStride + offsetVectors

            But the documentation doesn't specify the output stride. Is there information or a way available in tensorflow I can use to get the output stride for this (any) pre-trained model?

            • The input shape for an img is: (257,257,3)
            • The output shape is: (9,9,17) (1 [9x9] heatmap for 17 different keypoints)
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            ANSWER

            Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 08:38

            The output stride can be obtained from the following equation:

            resolution = ((InputImageSize - 1) / OutputStride) + 1

            Example: An input image with a width of 225 pixels and an output stride of 16 results in an output size of 15

            15 = ((225 - 1) / 16) + 1

            For the tflite PoseNet model:

            9 = ((257-1)/ x) + 1 x = 32 so the output stride is 32

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            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60068651

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