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Official Pytorch implementation of "Pose2Mesh: Graph Convolutional Network for 3D Human Pose and Mesh Recovery from a 2D Human Pose", ECCV 2020

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Hi, I wondered how you are mapping different joint orders in case of multiple datasets. For example, when training on (human3.6 and coco) and I set in the configuration, the...

Hello Choi, Thanks for the wonderful contribution. I was wondering what is joints order of the parsed data (17, 2). You mentioned in another issue you used (Gyeongsik Moon) work...

I train the posenet with 'posenet_manoJ_train_freihand.yml',why the loss MPLPE is 0.0000?

Hi, Thanks for your amazing work. I have trouble using your render.py code to visualize the ground truth mesh of Human3.6 dataset. I can get the vertices and faces from...

hello dear can you tell me which annotation tool you have use for annotating images. and after which i have to run , to create .npy file and also can...

Hi @hongsukchoi Thank you for your sharing your great work! I’m a beginner of this domain. And I have some questions. If I want to study the influence of input...

Following #32, I'm tring to visualize the groud truth and test result on 3DPW using your render_mesh function. It seems even the ground truth mesh cannot totally fit the image...

Hello, thanks for you excellent work! I started the coarsening process from SMPL template with 6890 vertices and could get graphs of nine different resolutions, but I have no idea...

In the original paper, it is mentioned that MoVi dataset is used to train PoseNet. However. no relevant parameters regarding training with MoVi dataset is found in sset/yaml/posenet_{input joint set}_train_{dataset...

Hi @hongsukchoi, thanks for the great work! I was wondering how did you obtain the global orientation (`pose[:3]`) for your [surreal parsed data ](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vvJXM0WYzbkjTTVAFsfXRAdyAwAhEPPh)? The `pose` in your parsed file...