This model presents a person attributes classification algorithm analysis scenario. It produces probability of person attributions existing on the sample and a position of two point on sample, whiches can be used for color prob (like, color picker in graphical editors)
Metric | Value |
---|---|
Pedestrian pose | Standing person |
Occlusion coverage | <20% |
Min object width | 80 pixels |
Supported attributes | is_male, has_bag, has_backpack, has hat, has longsleeves, has longpants, has longhair, has coat_jacket |
GFlops | 0.174 |
MParams | 0.735 |
Source framework | Pytorch* |
Attribute | F1 |
---|---|
is_male |
0.91 |
has_bag |
0.66 |
has_backpack |
0.77 |
has_hat |
0.64 |
has_longsleeves |
0.21 |
has_longpants |
0.83 |
has_longhair |
0.83 |
has_coat_jacket |
NA |
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name: "input" , shape: [1x3x160x80] - An input image in following format [1xCxHxW], where
- C - number of channels
- H - image height
- W - image width.
The expected color order is BGR.
- C - number of channels
- The net outputs a blob named 453 with shape: [1, 8, 1, 1] across eight attributes:
[
is_male
,has_bag
,has_backpack
,has_hat
,has_longsleeves
,has_longpants
,has_longhair
,has_coat_jacket
]. Value > 0.5 means that an attribute is present. - The net outputs a blob named 456 with shape: [1, 2, 1, 1]. It is location of point with top color.
- The net outputs a blob named 459 with shape: [1, 2, 1, 1]. It is location of point with bottom color.
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