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A 2D keypoint on a specific camera.
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Camera coordinates.
3D keypoint in camera coordinate frame.
All 2D keypoints for a camera label (object).
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Keypoint relative to a specific camera image.
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Camera image coordinates (in pixels, x=0, y=0 is top-left pixel).
Visibility attributes determined based on camera image only.
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,A 3D coordinate in vehicle or camera frame (depending which message it is part of - LaserKeypoint or CameraKeypoint).
Visibility attributes determined based on all available data (camera image and or lidar).
All types of keypoints except (NOSE and HEAD_CENTER) are defined as the 3D location where corresponing bones meet - inside the body. We use person-centric coordinates in this task. For example, the person’s right shoulder will be located on the left side of the image for frontal views and on the right side of the image for back views. Similarly for the other body joints.
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,Tip of nose.
Center of the forehead area.
A point in the center of head - a point in the middle between two ears. The nose and head center together create an imaginary line in the direction that the person is looking (i.e. head orientation).
Attributes related to the keypoint's visibility.
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,Is true, if the keypoint is occluded by any object, a body part or its location can be determined only with large uncertainty. Is false if the keypoint is clearly visible.
A 3D keypoint.
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3D keypoint in vehicle coordinate frame.
All 3D keypoints for a laser label (object).
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