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Camera Global Position #218

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Hi @zetyquickly , we hold the assumption that the camera is fixed and at the world coordinate center (i.e., the camera coordinate system is the world coordinate system). We then estimate SMPL global orientation and transl relative to camera coordinate system. Hence, if you would like to obtain the relative position of camera w.r.t. SMPL, you may inverse the transformation and obtain the translation in the new transformation matrix.

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