PoseAnnotationTool

A simple 2D keypoint annotation tool. Currently it supports 17 keypoints (COCO format; see coco 2d keypoints).

How to run

1. Build the project.
2. Place in the .exe file directory a folder named "images". Example:
3. On windows, just run the .exe. In linux, you can use MONO.

PoseAnnotationTool.exe
images
├ folderA
   ├ imageA.jpg
   ├ imageB.jpg
   ├ ...
├ folderB
   ├ imageX.jpg
   ├ imageY.jpg
   ├ ...
├ ...

Output:

For each image a .txt file is created:

• First row is the filename of the annotation
• For each keypoint in COCO enumeration (Keypoint in position 0 = Nose, etc...), the X,Y coordinates in pixel space.

e.g.

157.jpg
1237.88232421875,563.4906005859375
1251.4813232421875,524.29296875
1204.1846923828125,557.8809814453125
1257.56396484375,465.5048828125
1096.741455078125,517.9266357421875
1219.9903564453125,438.03924560546875
982.44580078125,640.55517578125
1284.760986328125,527.9609375
982.93359375,803.7445068359375
1309.1441650390625,674.4404296875
1044.750244140625,911.4112548828125
1216.0421142578125,760.0701904296875
1092.304443359375,846.31396484375
1251.94921875,791.9317626953125
1039.2445068359375,956.7545166015625
1267.7275390625,797.340087890625
1048.17236328125,1026.36328125

Set a different folder

If required:

1. Replace "DefaultDataDir" in Datasets.cs with the root image folder path.
2. Then, build and run (We confirmed it works in Visual Studio 2019)

Current limitations:

• Multi-person support
• No linux build (.NET Framework not supported in linux)
• Correct ordering in case of images with non integer filenames
• Several unhandled errors (e.g. in case of no image found)