yolo's Pose/keypoint detection

[1369355119]

What should I do if I want to use yolo's Pose/keypoint detection? thank you

[surendramaran]

That will be great to implement for mobile devices, sorry but right now my priority is different, I will surely put my time in maintaining this repository as soon as I get some time.

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[1369355119]

Hello, I'm glad to get your reply. So far I have developed a version of keypoint/pose on my own. But I'm not sure it's true, especially for the output of the model.

My pose model output is [1,11,8400], which trains only one class, with two key points.

So when I analyze, I think that these 11 channels are as follows:
0 cx
1 cy
2 w
3 h
4 obj_conf
5 kp1_x
6 kp1_y
7 kp1_conf
8 kp2_x
9 kp2_y
10 kp2_conf

But I don't know if that's really true.

So I want to know what to do with the output of the analytic model? Are there any standard methods for accurate analysis?

这对移动设备实施来说会很棒，抱歉，但现在我的 优先级不同，我一定会花时间维护这个 存储库。
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