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In the Wild Human Pose Estimation Using Explicit 2D Features and Intermediate 3D Representations

CVPR 2019 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Monocular 2D-to-3D pose lifting · 159 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add explicit 2D pose loss in latent feature space and outdoor 2D data (ablation)Direct 3D pose baseline with bone loss · MPI-INF-3DHPPCK: 62.3 -> 66.4Helped
Add 3D-to-2D projection loss and outdoor data without explicit 2D latent loss (ablation)Direct 3D pose baseline with bone loss · MPI-INF-3DHPPCK: 62.3 -> 69.5Helped
Add both explicit 2D latent loss and 3D-to-2D projection loss with outdoor data (ablation)Direct 3D pose baseline with bone loss · MPI-INF-3DHPPCK: 62.3 -> 70.4Helped
Use both explicit 2D latent loss and 3D-to-2D projection loss instead of either component alone (ablation)3D pose model with outdoor 2D training data · MPI-INF-3DHPPCK: 66.4 and 69.5 -> 70.4Helped
Train on more H3.6M frames, sampling at 5 fps instead of using H80K samplesProposed pose estimation method · H3.6MMPJPE (glob. scaled): 71.1 -> 65.7Helped
Use the in-the-wild-oriented method on the studio-biased H3.6M test setProposed pose estimation method · H3.6MMPJPE: 71.1 vs. 74.1Mixed

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