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Keypoints annotator release #52
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Sure. Please stay tuned. |
@chingswy any update on this? |
Try to run |
It appears that the links for step 0.2 and 0.3 of the installation documentation are broken |
This two steps are not necessary for annotation. |
Would using HRNet speed up the annotation process? Anyway, I created a folder
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Are there images in |
they were named using
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i guess that means that I should provide annotations? What if I don't have any? |
Please run this first which detect the human keypoints by OpenPose. |
When I do that the only output I get is
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Nevermind, I actually figured out that the |
I managed to run the annotator and got the following info:
However, it's not very clear to me how I can add keypoints using the annotator if OpenPose was not able to detect them in the first place. I figured that if I click on the center of the bounding box then I can move around the keypoints that are already there, but I don't see how to add new ones. Do you have any documentation about how to use the annotator? |
@chingswy any guideline about annotating missing keypoints? |
In current version, there is no way to annotate this. Because OpenPose or HRNet always guess a position of keypoints although it's totally wrong. So we just need to set them unvisible. If your data missed lots of keypoints, you should add a script to place them to a wrong position and adjust them manually. |
Hello,
thanks for the amazing work!
Are you planning to release the keypoints annotator any time soon?
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