You can access the dataset here.
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imgs - Contains the collected images
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annotation.npy - Contains the pose annotation
${U3DPW} ├── imgs ├── annotation.npy
The annotation file is a Python dictionary that has the following format: p2d is a numpy array of shape (num_keypoints, 2) that stores the image coordinates of the 2D key-points. Each row in the array stores (x, y) coordinate of the corresponding key-point. These key-points are re-annotated with a style similar to that of Human 3.6M, and can be accessed through key 'h36m'. lsp is a boolean flag that indicates whether the image is collected from Leeds Sport Pose dataset or not.
{
'image_name1':{'p2d':array1, 'lsp':True/False, 'h36m':array2},
'image_name2':{'p2d':array3, 'lsp':True/False, 'h36m':array4},
...
}
The name of the Human 3.6M style key-points are:
Index | Keypoint |
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0 | Hip Center |
1 | Right Hip |
2 | Right Knee |
3 | Right Ankle |
4 | Left Hip |
5 | Left Knee |
6 | Left Ankle |
7 | Spine |
8 | Thorax |
9 | Neck |
10 | Head Top |
11 | Left SHoulder |
12 | Left Elbow |
13 | Left Wrist |
14 | Right Shoulder |
15 | Right Elbow |
16 | Right Wrist |