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MVP protocol

Primary question

Can frozen pretrained human mesh recovery produce 3D body pose features that support Yoga-82 classification and an interactive single-person demo?

Baselines

  1. RGB classifier.
  2. 2D-keypoint classifier.
  3. SMPL rotation and normalized 3D-joint MLP.
  4. 3D-joint graph classifier.

HMR acceptance audit

Inspect 100--300 stratified Yoga-82 images before classifier training. Record:

  • person-detection failure;
  • left/right limb swap;
  • inverted-body failure;
  • self-contact topology error;
  • severe mesh/image misalignment;
  • low-confidence or ambiguous reconstruction.

Do not treat downstream classification failures as evidence about 3D pose if the upstream reconstruction has not passed this audit.

Representation rules

  • Remove global translation and normalize body scale.
  • Preserve orientation relative to gravity; do not rotate inverted poses to an upright canonical pose.
  • Exclude body shape from the primary classifier to reduce identity leakage.
  • Ignore face, jaw, expression, and detailed fingers in the first baseline.

Claim gates

  • Report Top-1, Top-5, macro-F1, per-class recall, and hierarchical accuracy.
  • Compare 3D features against both RGB and 2D-keypoint baselines.
  • Report end-to-end P50/P95 latency and FPS on the target GPU.
  • Report failure coverage and abstention, not accuracy only on successful cases.