Open Pose Tutorial #3 - Fall Detection with Pose Estimation | OpenCV Python | Computer Vision 2020
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Hey guys and welcome back. In this lecture I’m going to show you how to perform fall detection using OpenPose. So essentially in fall detection, basic logic is that person’s head goes down and we get drastically change in its head coordinates’ X and Y but mostly in Y axis. • So, Firstly the difference between previous and present coordinates is should be positive so neither negative nor zero. • We store these differences as an array or buffer to store previous coordinates and compare it with present coordinates. If it greater than our threshold of 25 then fall has been detection. • When this happens then, we can print “Fall detected” using OpenCV print function or print it to screen. With the algorithm in place, lets get started on the implementation.
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