Getting weird results when training with custom data

[qzane]

I got this weird result, is it normal or did I do any wrong? I validate my camera parameters using cv2.projectPoints and they seems to be correct. Also, I have another dataset in which I got the body pose using EasyMocap, can I just use the 'pose' and 'Rh' data from them (I also checked the code in prepare_dataset.py and find that you actually don't need 'Th', right?

[Dipankar1997161]

@qzane,

Even I am getting weird results for my dataset when training. Did you generate your smpl values from ROMP/VIBE?

Maybe its the camera values or something wrong.
If you solved it, it would be great if you can provide some information on this.

I will be waiting for your response

[leviome]

LOL, it seems I was not the only one getting this:

[StephenYangjz]

I am experiencing something similar with the results form 4D Humans. Has anyone solved this issue?

[Dipankar1997161]

I am experiencing something similar with the results form 4D Humans. Has anyone solved this issue?

That's because the projection of sampling rays isn't 100% accurate. So make sure you have the correct camera values.

[StephenYangjz]

I am experiencing something similar with the results form 4D Humans. Has anyone solved this issue?

That's because the projection of sampling rays isn't 100% accurate. So make sure you have the correct camera values.

I ran 4d humans on mocap just to verify, and I even tried to substitute the cam in/extrinsics by the mocap dataset gt. It still gave me similar results...

[Dipankar1997161]

I am experiencing something similar with the results form 4D Humans. Has anyone solved this issue?

That's because the projection of sampling rays isn't 100% accurate. So make sure you have the correct camera values.

I ran 4d humans on mocap just to verify, and I even tried to substitute the cam in/extrinsics by the mocap dataset gt. It still gave me similar results...

What do you mean by running mocap on it? Did you mean Easymocap?