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Google Colab demo with video input #25
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The only solution I could find was to extract all the video frames into a directory - run AlphaPose on that directory, then use the result to run PoseFlow. Also, you may already know this, but I think PoseFlow requires Python 2.7. I had to create separate Google Colab notebooks - one for AlphaPose with Python 3, and one for PoseFlow with Python 2.7. I manually moved the alphapose_results.json from the former to the latter. I may be missing something though, I'm new to Python |
Yup, ended up doing that as well. I guess I'll leave this open for now in case the authors have a better solution to this. |
I just changed xrange to range in the general_tracker.py file and it seemed to work in python, but maybe it impacted the results. Would this fix provide clean results? |
@FCrSTATS It would make sense to provide the same results. We could try running it on the same clip to test? |
@sharmaabhishekk hi! Could you please share your code with PoseFlow part? |
Thank you for this repository.
I am trying to get a AlphaPose+PoseFlow workflow on videos to run on Google Colab. The AlphaPose part is fine - I'm getting the
alphapose-results.json
.However, how do I run PoseFlow on it (since I don't have a image directory -just a video - and
image_dir
is a necessary argument fortracker-general.py
)My notebook is here.
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