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FinePOSE: Fine-Grained Prompt-Driven 3D Human Pose Estimation via Diffusion Models

CVPR 2024 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Transformer-based multi-view 3D pose · 55 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes FinePOSE, a diffusion-based 3D human pose estimation denoiser whose learnable fine-grained body-part prompts (via frozen CLIP text encoder) guide denoising, evaluated on Human3.6M, MPI-INF-3DHP and EgoHumans.

Problem

Monocular 3D human pose estimation from 2D keypoints suffers from depth ambiguity, pose complexity and poor generalization, and prior methods ignore textual/kinematic knowledge and fine-grained body-part guidance.

Approach

A fine-grained part-aware prompt learning block couples CLIP text prompts (action class, speed, person, head, body, arms, legs) with learnable modifier vectors; these prompts are injected into a MixSTE-based diffusion denoiser via cross-attention (FPC) and timestamp-conditioned feature modulation (PTS).

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use manually designed action-class prompts instead of no prompts (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 37.2 -> 35.8Helped
Add a learnable prompt combined with the action class (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 37.2 -> 36.2Helped
Use action class and coarse-grained information in the prompt (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 36.2 -> 34.7Helped
Use learnable prompts without manual design (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 36.2 -> 34.6Helped
Use fine-grained part-aware prompts rather than coarse prompt variants (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 31.9 vs 34.6Helped
Add FPP to the baseline (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 37.2 -> 35.3Helped
Add only PTS without FPP and FPC (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 37.2 -> 37.1No clear effect
Remove FPC (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 31.9 -> 35.7Hurt
Remove PTS (ablation)FinePOSE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 31.9 -> 36.6Hurt
Use FinePOSE rather than D3DP3D HPE · Human3.6M (DET)MPJPE: 35.4 -> 31.9Helped
Use FinePOSE rather than GLA-GCN3D HPE · MPI-INF-3DHP testMPJPE: 27.8 -> 26.2Helped
Extend FinePOSE to multi-human pose estimation rather than use D3DP3D multi-human pose estimation · EgoHumans averageMPJPE: 35.4 -> 34.3Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Human3.6M MPI-INF-3DHP EgoHumans

Benchmarks: Human3.6M MPI-INF-3DHP EgoHumans

Metrics: MPJPE P-MPJPE PCK AUC

Baselines: TCN Anatomy P-STMO MixSTE PoseFormerV2 MHFormer Diffpose GLA-GCN ActionPrompt MotionBERT D3DP

Builds on: MixSTE D3DP CLIP CoOp MotionDiffuse

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