What Parts of the Body Correspond to the Model Output

[SreehariRamMohan]

First of all, great work with this implementation! Thanks for sharing the code!

I wrote code using the original openpose implementation and am trying to use the mobile version to run it on an ios device.

I am getting confused with the model output (shown below):

It seems that the mobile version of openpose outputs 10 segments per frame (with each segment having a start and end coordinate).

However the full version of openpose outputs 25 coordinates for each frame according to the following format.

Is there a similar diagram for mobile openpose which maps the keypoints generated by the model to their location on the human body?

Thanks!

[mbotsu]

For KeyPoint, please see coco(Common Objects in Context).
Also see this code for KeyPoint settings.

[SreehariRamMohan]

Thanks, @mbotsu for the clarification!

I have a couple more questions after looking at Common.swift and the COCO website.

Common.swift lines 34 - 50:

What is the difference between the array CocoPairs and the array CocoPairsNetwork. Which one of these arrays is actually used by openpose as output? Also which array (CocoPairsNetworks or CocoPairs) are colored by the array CocoColors?

Furthermore, after looking at the COCO website keypoint section (http://cocodataset.org/#keypoints-2018) I was unable to find a diagram which highlighted which parts of the body each segment corresponded to. I am looking for something similar to the openpose skeleton which maps each segment to a part of the human body (see my above post for the diagram I am looking for).

Thank you so much for your response, and please let me know if any part of my question is unclear!