stuarteiffert

Hi, I have done a bit on walking using the CASIA dataset (http://www.cbsr.ia.ac.cn/english/Gait%20Databases.asp). I was testing how well person identification using gait only worked. I found that you can reasonably...

Thanks! Yep absolutely, I've updated the data folder now, should have included them from the start sorry. I've only put up the .txt files of the 2D pose estimation output....

No worries, I've put up the utility functions I used, with a bit of documentation to help you out. These scripts are pretty hobbled together, and reference local directories so...

Heads up, I had to remove the dataset as it is now >100Mb (github's limit). I'll look at making it available elsewhere in future

Hi, Most recent pose estimation methods work fine with mulitple people in a scene, you would just need to make sure you associate each detection between frames correctly. Openpose does...

Hi @nshreyasvi and @hwlee96, there's no reason that you couldn't apply the same idea to multi-skeletal inputs. If you are focused just on 2 person interactions, I would start by...

Hi Shreyah, It's not possible to find the 'accuracy' during inference (without having a ground truth), however it is possible to know how confident the network is in its classification....

Hi Shreyah, Sorry about delayed response. I think tensorflow actually needs a set number of steps, it doesn't seem to be as flexible as other libraries like pytorch, which allows...

It was a parameter found experimentally, I tried values from about 16-64 to compare. This doesn't actually need to remain constant. It needs to be the same within a batch...

Hey Dan, Sounds like a cool project, happy to help out. I haven't used Keras too much, but it looks from your code that your adding an additional LSTM layer...