Hey @wade.wang, thank you for responding.If you don’t mind, could you send me the original video (preferably already in raw H264 format) so that I can try it on my machine? The results I get are far, far worse… I don’t even get the green connected lines, I get a random set of points which aren’t connected.
I also noticed that my input video gets rotated by 90 degrees to the left when the pose estimation application outputs it.
Also, could you provide me with the command with which you run the pose estimation app (something like ./deepstream-pose-estimation-app input.264 <outputPath>, but your actual command?). I’m trying to figure out what’s going wrong on my end.
One additional question: Do you use ResNet or DenseNet?
My command line used is sudo ./deepstream-pose-estimation-app /media/weidawang/DATA/dataset/stream.264 output-results
No, i don’t even know what is the usage of ResNet or DenseNet in deepstream_pose_estimation, i didn’t do any extra actions other than those mentioned in that blog.
@wade.wang thank you for providing the input files.
I tried your input files on my machine and the results are nowhere near what you’re getting. I’m getting some random points on my screen and no green lines whatsoever. I’ll open up a new post with exactly the steps to re-create my problem so that people can tell me what I’m doing wrong.
Thank you for helping out. I’ll tag you in the new post as well, so maybe you could take a look at the process with which I set up my project. Probably something is going wrong there.
An update: I figured out what the problem was. It is related to the conversion of the weights to the ONNX format. I left the default weights (pose_esimation.onnx) in the deepstream_pose_estimation_config.txt file and I get the same results as you do.