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Counting repetitions in a video
Hi ! I am currently working on a project which involves the recognition of tennis strokes in videos. I have already implemented the detection part using a pre-trained OpenPose model to find the body keypoints and an LSTM for the classification task. Now I am having some trouble counting those movements. I have seen various approaches, but I would like something lightweight, somehow related to this specific task. Here is a project which uses optical flows to detect patterns in the movements, but a tennis stroke is a more complex action and I don't know how to label the frames (swing, not swing maybe). Another solution would be to use the already computed keypoints to compute some angles, but I didn't find something related to tennis. Thank you!
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NetoPedro/Deep-Learning-Push-Up-Counter is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of Deep-Learning-Push-Up-Counter is Jupyter Notebook.
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