TL;DR
Hyperpose is a flexible, high-performance human pose estimation library with customizable APIs and an optimized inference engine, achieving significantly higher throughput than existing solutions while maintaining accuracy.
Contribution
It introduces Hyperpose, a novel library combining flexibility and efficiency for human pose estimation, enabling easy customization and real-time performance on various hardware.
Findings
Achieves 3.1x to 7.3x higher throughput than state-of-the-art libraries.
Provides expressive Python APIs for easy customization.
Maintains estimation accuracy while improving performance.
Abstract
Estimating human pose is an important yet challenging task in multimedia applications. Existing pose estimation libraries target reproducing standard pose estimation algorithms. When it comes to customising these algorithms for real-world applications, none of the existing libraries can offer both the flexibility of developing custom pose estimation algorithms and the high-performance of executing these algorithms on commodity devices. In this paper, we introduce Hyperpose, a novel flexible and high-performance pose estimation library. Hyperpose provides expressive Python APIs that enable developers to easily customise pose estimation algorithms for their applications. It further provides a model inference engine highly optimised for real-time pose estimation. This engine can dynamically dispatch carefully designed pose estimation tasks to CPUs and GPUs, thus automatically achieving…
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