Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? #13
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你好，我尝试将116行的‘i1 = kps_lines[p][1]’中的‘i1’更改为‘i2’但是后面又出现了‘ValueError: only one element tensors can be converted to Python scalars’的error，请问您最终将错误解决了吗，数据可视化是否成功？
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Hi, When validate.py is changed and executed for 3D visualization, the following error occurs.
"validate.py line 117, name 'i2' is not defined
How can this error be resolved?
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As a result I couldn't find the cause of the 'i2' is not defined error.
I haven't done any visualizations using that code.
It was confirmed that the skeleton data is stored in 'final_pose3d_pool = []' in the lib/dataset/campus.py (line 319) code.
I visualized the skeleton data by modifying the def evaluate() code in this campus.py.
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Subject: Re: [jiahaoLjh/PlaneSweepPose] Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? (Issue #13)
你好，我尝试将116行的‘i1 = kps_lines[p][1]’中的‘i1’更改为‘i2’但是后面又出现了‘ValueError: only one element tensors can be converted to Python scalars’的error，请问您最终将错误解决了吗，数据可视化是否成功？
At 2022-04-19 16:19:56, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, When validate.py is changed and executed for 3D visualization, the following error occurs.
"validate.py line 117, name 'i2' is not defined
How can this error be resolved?
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非常感谢您的回复，如果可以的话，能否参考您修改后的完整代码（campus.py），我刚刚接触计算机视觉和python，想做为参考学习的资料。如果可以的话，不胜感激！
At 2022-06-07 08:28:16, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
As a result I couldn't find the cause of the 'i2' is not defined error.
I haven't done any visualizations using that code.
It was confirmed that the skeleton data is stored in 'final_pose3d_pool = []' in the lib/dataset/campus.py (line 319) code.
I visualized the skeleton data by modifying the def evaluate() code in this campus.py.
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Subject: Re: [jiahaoLjh/PlaneSweepPose] Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? (Issue #13)
你好，我尝试将116行的‘i1 = kps_lines[p][1]’中的‘i1’更改为‘i2’但是后面又出现了‘ValueError: only one element tensors can be converted to Python scalars’的error，请问您最终将错误解决了吗，数据可视化是否成功？
At 2022-04-19 16:19:56, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, When validate.py is changed and executed for 3D visualization, the following error occurs.
"validate.py line 117, name 'i2' is not defined
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A part of the "def evaluate()" function of campus.py was imported into the validate.py code and worked.
This code has been modified according to the environment in which I am testing, and it is still in the process of being modified, so I don't think it will be of much help.
If you simply want 3D visualization of the campus dataset,
Please try to visualize the 'final_pose3d_pool = []' list data of the campus.py file using open3d.
1. Import open3d into campus.py file
2. Visualizing final_pose3d_pool data using open3d library
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Subject: Re: [jiahaoLjh/PlaneSweepPose] Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? (Issue #13)
非常感谢您的回复，如果可以的话，能否参考您修改后的完整代码（campus.py），我刚刚接触计算机视觉和python，想做为参考学习的资料。如果可以的话，不胜感激！
At 2022-06-07 08:28:16, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
As a result I couldn't find the cause of the 'i2' is not defined error.
I haven't done any visualizations using that code.
It was confirmed that the skeleton data is stored in 'final_pose3d_pool = []' in the lib/dataset/campus.py (line 319) code.
I visualized the skeleton data by modifying the def evaluate() code in this campus.py.
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Subject: Re: [jiahaoLjh/PlaneSweepPose] Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? (Issue #13)
你好，我尝试将116行的‘i1 = kps_lines[p][1]’中的‘i1’更改为‘i2’但是后面又出现了‘ValueError: only one element tensors can be converted to Python scalars’的error，请问您最终将错误解决了吗，数据可视化是否成功？
At 2022-04-19 16:19:56, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, When validate.py is changed and executed for 3D visualization, the following error occurs.
"validate.py line 117, name 'i2' is not defined
How can this error be resolved?
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感谢您的帮助！
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A part of the "def evaluate()" function of campus.py was imported into the validate.py code and worked.
This code has been modified according to the environment in which I am testing, and it is still in the process of being modified, so I don't think it will be of much help.
If you simply want 3D visualization of the campus dataset,
Please try to visualize the 'final_pose3d_pool = []' list data of the campus.py file using open3d.
1. Import open3d into campus.py file
2. Visualizing final_pose3d_pool data using open3d library
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Subject: Re: [jiahaoLjh/PlaneSweepPose] Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? (Issue #13)
非常感谢您的回复，如果可以的话，能否参考您修改后的完整代码（campus.py），我刚刚接触计算机视觉和python，想做为参考学习的资料。如果可以的话，不胜感激！
At 2022-06-07 08:28:16, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
As a result I couldn't find the cause of the 'i2' is not defined error.
I haven't done any visualizations using that code.
It was confirmed that the skeleton data is stored in 'final_pose3d_pool = []' in the lib/dataset/campus.py (line 319) code.
I visualized the skeleton data by modifying the def evaluate() code in this campus.py.
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Subject: Re: [jiahaoLjh/PlaneSweepPose] Will you release a demo code that helps in visualizing the 3D human pose estimation? (Issue #13)
你好，我尝试将116行的‘i1 = kps_lines[p][1]’中的‘i1’更改为‘i2’但是后面又出现了‘ValueError: only one element tensors can be converted to Python scalars’的error，请问您最终将错误解决了吗，数据可视化是否成功？
At 2022-04-19 16:19:56, "Shariy" ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, When validate.py is changed and executed for 3D visualization, the following error occurs.
"validate.py line 117, name 'i2' is not defined
How can this error be resolved?
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Hi, How do I get the projection of the estimated 3D pose in each camera view (like in Figure 5). Can you please post the code for this?Hope for your help.
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