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HumanMM: Global Human Motion Recovery from Multi-shot Videos

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Physics and sensor-based motion capture · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HumanMM, a framework that recovers world-coordinate SMPL human motion from multi-shot in-the-wild videos by detecting shot transitions, aligning orientation via epipolar camera calibration, and refining with a multi-shot transformer and trajectory refiner.

Problem

Recovering long-sequence 3D human motion in world coordinates from in-the-wild videos containing abrupt shot transitions, partial occlusions, and dynamic backgrounds, where existing HMR methods assume single-shot continuity.

Approach

Combine a multi-cue shot transition detector (SceneDetect, bbox IoU, keypoint IoU), a masked LEAP-VO that excludes human pixels from bundle adjustment, an orientation alignment module using essential-matrix camera rotation from human 2D keypoints, and a transformer (ms-HMR) with shot-index encoding to align poses across shots, followed by an LSTM trajectory predictor and foot-sliding refiner.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use HumanMM instead of GVHMR for multi-shot recoveryms-AIST and ms-H3.6M · 2-Shot and 4-ShotPA-MPJPE: 60.72 -> 36.82; 64.63 -> 40.52; 102.88 -> 39.63; 90.50 -> 50.59Helped
Use HumanMM instead of strongest baselinems-AIST and ms-H3.6M · 2-Shot and 4-ShotWA-MPJPE: 231.36 -> 121.35; 254.30 -> 132.13; 603.93 -> 161.52; 512.66 -> 147.62Helped
Use HumanMM instead of strongest baselinems-AIST and ms-H3.6M · 2-Shot and 4-ShotRTE: 4.39 -> 2.56; 11.41 -> 3.65; 5.57 -> 4.55; 12.91 -> 6.20Helped
Use HumanMM instead of strongest baselinems-AIST and ms-H3.6M · 2-Shot and 4-ShotROE: 84.48 -> 69.23; 82.42 -> 53.39; 90.07 -> 70.31; 90.34 -> 61.22Helped
Add ms-HMR to the motion pipeline (ablation)HumanMM · EMDB-1PA-MPJPE: 78.24 -> 50.49Helped
Add the orientation alignment module (ablation)HumanMM · EMDB-1ROE: 76.74 -> 47.68Helped
Add the trajectory predictor (ablation)HumanMM · EMDB-1RTE: 5.52 -> 3.54Helped
Add the trajectory refiner (ablation)HumanMM · EMDB-1Foot Sliding: 7.84 -> 3.28Helped
Add bbox tracking to scene transition detectionSceneDetect · ms-MotionF1 Score: 0.70 -> 0.86Helped
Add pose tracking to scene and bbox transition detectionSceneDetect + bbox tracking · ms-MotionF1 Score: 0.86 -> 0.92Helped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: AMASS 3DPW Human3.6M BEDLAM AIST EMDB

Benchmarks: ms-Motion EMDB-1 EMDB-2

Metrics: PA-MPJPE WA-MPJPE RTE ROE Jitter Foot sliding Recall Precision F1 Score ATE

Baselines: SLAHMR WHAM GVHMR DPVO LEAP-VO

Builds on: GVHMR LEAP-VO WHAM DPVO SAM

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