Pose utils and some tests. #15
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AmitMY
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Jan 28, 2025
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sign-language-processing/pose#147 is merged. I plan to test locally with a source install of pose-format while we wait for a pip release. |
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Ran into upstream bugs when testing. The new remove_components function does not seem to work: sign-language-processing/pose#149 |
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Upstream bug should be fixed. sign-language-processing/pose#149. Tomorrow I plan to test thhis again with pose format src install |
AmitMY
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Gonna move some of these to pose-format as requested. base_pose_metric removed. |
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Breaking this out from #4