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Looking forward to the code of TokenPose version #18

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yshMars opened this issue Jun 1, 2022 · 3 comments
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Looking forward to the code of TokenPose version #18

yshMars opened this issue Jun 1, 2022 · 3 comments

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@yshMars
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yshMars commented Jun 1, 2022

Hi, It's an amazing work! I reproduce the code of SimDR-Tokenpose version based on mmpose, but didn't get a satisfying performance (Actually a very low performance, somewhere goes wrong definitely...). I'm looking forward to the open source of SimDR - Tokenpose version. Thanks a lot !!

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yshMars commented Jun 1, 2022

I reproduce Tokenpose on mmpose and it works fine, but when I add SimDR and something goes wrong. The training loss decreases well and performance AR is high, but mAP is very low (based on COCO). I checked every code I modified and I don't know where goes wrong. T T

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yshMars commented Jun 1, 2022

I think I know where went wrong... You use the max value of max_val_x or max_val_y to be the 'max_vals' while inference, but actually after softmax the max value might be very small cause the distribution of output is not so centralized, there might be noise. After I force the max value to 1, I got a good performance. Sorry for disturbing.

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DaMiBear commented Dec 5, 2022

@yshMars Hi, Do you mean that you filter the confidence(such as max value >0.3) when evaluating ? The max value may only be 0.1, which causes this keypoint to be ignored after filtering?

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