Would you release the tracking code

[FoolishMao]

Thanks for you pose estimation code. According to your paper,your method of tracking is also great, so will you release the tracking code?

[leoxiaobin]

the tracking code is originally implemented by MXnet, so it is not included in this repo.

[ybai62868]

@leoxiaobin I am very interested in your mxnet code for the part of tracking. Whether it can be released?

BTW, "We also provide person detection result of COCO val2017 for reproduce our multi-person pose estimation results" I can't find the COCO_val2017_detections_AP_H_56_person.json in the OneDrive you provided...

[leoxiaobin]

@ybai62868 , I have added the google drive's url, please try it again.

[chuan92]

@leoxiaobin I am also interested in the tracking part. Hope it can be released too.

[lxltaibo]

@leoxiaobin Would you release the detection result of the posetrack or the mxnet track code?

[maxcan]

@leoxiaobin also interested in the tracking. Perhaps if you released it the community could port to pytorch

[liuruijin17]

@leoxiaobin Thanks for your amazing work, I am also interested in the tracking done by MXnet.

[shayxurui]

interested +1

[sunpangu]

Thanks for your work. Can we see the opensource tracking code mentioned in ECCV2018 Challenge?

[chuan92]

@leoxiaobin looking forward to your reply.

[lhh17]

interested +10086

[1icas]

interested +10087

[lianuo]

interested +10088

[anphunl]

Waiting for it.

[FrankYoungchen]

interested +10089

[simonggx]

interested +10090

[namheegordonkim]

interested

[epleone]

Also interested.

[Tobias-Fischer]

Also interested @leoxiaobin

[Rimay]

interested++

[BadMachine]

Code for visualizing is available in my fork https://github.com/BadMachine/human-pose-estimation.pytorch