I was wondering if there are plans to support depth data natively? So, instead of having RGB images as input, using RGB-D images.
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just curious what does depth offer?
@walterwang my project requires a 3D skeleton of each person and their relative position. I can use Kinect and look up the depth value of each pixel. That works fine but I'd imagine that you can get even higher accuracy if your training data has a depth dimension too. Do you think that wouldn't be the case?
But in general, you can implement your own code for your custom private depth-based data following the tutorials (C++/Python). You just need to set the 3-D array of OpenPose keypoints filling the Z coordinate with your depth as others have detailed here or in #120, #287.
This is not a duplicate, the issue is still relevant. The linked issues are connected to using the RGB camera in Kinect, not the additional depth data layer during prediction.
@themoob is right, proprietary software like MS SDK and NITE2 provide depth-based skeleton detection, but there isn't an open alternative yet.
In addition, you can implement your own for your custom private depth-based data following the tutorials (C++/Python)
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@walterwang my project requires a 3D skeleton of each person and their relative position. I can use Kinect and look up the depth value of each pixel. That works fine but I'd imagine that you can get even higher accuracy if your training data has a depth dimension too. Do you think that wouldn't be the case?