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Some question about output shape of joint coordinate in cnn-regression
feature extraction for a pretrained model in kerasMultiple Output Layers in Neural Networks in Deep Q LearningKeras input dimension bug?How to make output dimensions match input dimensions in CNN?Reshape output of convolutional layer to which dimensions?Keras CNN image input and outputUsing small CNN for de-noising on a full imageComparing tensors in TensorFlowInput shape for simpler time series in LSTM+CNNMultiple-input multiple-output CNN with custom loss function
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I have some question about output shape of cnn-regression problem.
Let say I have Image shape with
image shape = (105, 157, 3)
and this image has 14
joint coordinates for each image (14, 3, 10000)
.
I guess 10000
is the number of pictures
and each joint coordinates looks like
y=array([[145.82985678, 95.5022898 , 1. ],
[111.87785389, 83.38437237, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[146.22287032, 67.62016267, 1. ],
[114.716285 , 89.0394005 , 1. ],
[147.03073148, 90.65512282, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[102.99138111, 63.60269094, 1. ],
[107.44553454, 91.85599752, 1. ],
[112.68571505, 118.12240233, 1. ],
[ 95.72063065, 64.38871802, 1. ],
[ 76.74681039, 60.37124629, 1. ]])
If I want to make a neural network then the neural network should have output and output should compare with this y true value
What is the output should shape with?
Which shape do I have to reshape this y true value? and how?
Dataset is from Leeds Sports Dataset
(LSP): 11000 training and 1000 testing images from sports activities with challenging in terms of appearance and especially articulations. The majority of people have 150 pixel height. For each person the full body is labeled with total 14 joints.
python deep-learning keras cnn
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$begingroup$
I have some question about output shape of cnn-regression problem.
Let say I have Image shape with
image shape = (105, 157, 3)
and this image has 14
joint coordinates for each image (14, 3, 10000)
.
I guess 10000
is the number of pictures
and each joint coordinates looks like
y=array([[145.82985678, 95.5022898 , 1. ],
[111.87785389, 83.38437237, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[146.22287032, 67.62016267, 1. ],
[114.716285 , 89.0394005 , 1. ],
[147.03073148, 90.65512282, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[102.99138111, 63.60269094, 1. ],
[107.44553454, 91.85599752, 1. ],
[112.68571505, 118.12240233, 1. ],
[ 95.72063065, 64.38871802, 1. ],
[ 76.74681039, 60.37124629, 1. ]])
If I want to make a neural network then the neural network should have output and output should compare with this y true value
What is the output should shape with?
Which shape do I have to reshape this y true value? and how?
Dataset is from Leeds Sports Dataset
(LSP): 11000 training and 1000 testing images from sports activities with challenging in terms of appearance and especially articulations. The majority of people have 150 pixel height. For each person the full body is labeled with total 14 joints.
python deep-learning keras cnn
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I guess the third coordinate is somehow a label rather than a coordinate location.
$endgroup$
– Vaalizaadeh
Apr 6 at 13:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I have some question about output shape of cnn-regression problem.
Let say I have Image shape with
image shape = (105, 157, 3)
and this image has 14
joint coordinates for each image (14, 3, 10000)
.
I guess 10000
is the number of pictures
and each joint coordinates looks like
y=array([[145.82985678, 95.5022898 , 1. ],
[111.87785389, 83.38437237, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[146.22287032, 67.62016267, 1. ],
[114.716285 , 89.0394005 , 1. ],
[147.03073148, 90.65512282, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[102.99138111, 63.60269094, 1. ],
[107.44553454, 91.85599752, 1. ],
[112.68571505, 118.12240233, 1. ],
[ 95.72063065, 64.38871802, 1. ],
[ 76.74681039, 60.37124629, 1. ]])
If I want to make a neural network then the neural network should have output and output should compare with this y true value
What is the output should shape with?
Which shape do I have to reshape this y true value? and how?
Dataset is from Leeds Sports Dataset
(LSP): 11000 training and 1000 testing images from sports activities with challenging in terms of appearance and especially articulations. The majority of people have 150 pixel height. For each person the full body is labeled with total 14 joints.
python deep-learning keras cnn
$endgroup$
I have some question about output shape of cnn-regression problem.
Let say I have Image shape with
image shape = (105, 157, 3)
and this image has 14
joint coordinates for each image (14, 3, 10000)
.
I guess 10000
is the number of pictures
and each joint coordinates looks like
y=array([[145.82985678, 95.5022898 , 1. ],
[111.87785389, 83.38437237, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[146.22287032, 67.62016267, 1. ],
[114.716285 , 89.0394005 , 1. ],
[147.03073148, 90.65512282, 1. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[ 0. , -27.29260682, 0. ],
[102.99138111, 63.60269094, 1. ],
[107.44553454, 91.85599752, 1. ],
[112.68571505, 118.12240233, 1. ],
[ 95.72063065, 64.38871802, 1. ],
[ 76.74681039, 60.37124629, 1. ]])
If I want to make a neural network then the neural network should have output and output should compare with this y true value
What is the output should shape with?
Which shape do I have to reshape this y true value? and how?
Dataset is from Leeds Sports Dataset
(LSP): 11000 training and 1000 testing images from sports activities with challenging in terms of appearance and especially articulations. The majority of people have 150 pixel height. For each person the full body is labeled with total 14 joints.
python deep-learning keras cnn
python deep-learning keras cnn
asked Apr 6 at 12:47
kim Yumikim Yumi
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I guess the third coordinate is somehow a label rather than a coordinate location.
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– Vaalizaadeh
Apr 6 at 13:06
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I guess the third coordinate is somehow a label rather than a coordinate location.
$endgroup$
– Vaalizaadeh
Apr 6 at 13:06
$begingroup$
I guess the third coordinate is somehow a label rather than a coordinate location.
$endgroup$
– Vaalizaadeh
Apr 6 at 13:06
$begingroup$
I guess the third coordinate is somehow a label rather than a coordinate location.
$endgroup$
– Vaalizaadeh
Apr 6 at 13:06
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– Vaalizaadeh
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