#include "post_processor.h"
#include "iir.h"
#include "intermediate_structures.h"

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	PostProcessing
	Smoothen the results of inference and average body parts since the system assumes a side-on profile.

Macros
#define	MIN_CONF_THRESH 0.0

#define	MAX_CONF_THRESH 1.0

#define	NUM_FILTERS_PER_BODY_PART 3

Functions
PostProcessing::Coordinate	intelligent_mean_body_parts (PostProcessing::Coordinate left, PostProcessing::Coordinate right)
	Take the mean of two body parts. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ MAX_CONF_THRESH

#define MAX_CONF_THRESH 1.0

◆ MIN_CONF_THRESH

#define MIN_CONF_THRESH 0.0

Copyright: Copyright (C) 2021 Miklas Riechmann

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◆ NUM_FILTERS_PER_BODY_PART

#define NUM_FILTERS_PER_BODY_PART 3

Function Documentation

◆ intelligent_mean_body_parts()

PostProcessing::Coordinate intelligent_mean_body_parts	(	PostProcessing::Coordinate	left,
		PostProcessing::Coordinate	right
	)

Take the mean of two body parts.

Intended for use with two body parts that lie left and right of the spine (as an axis of symmetry). As the system is for use with the person in profile, these should overlap, but there may be slight differences.

If both input PostProcessing::Coordinates are PostProcessing::Trustworthy the arithmetic mean of the two is returned (x and y coordinates are averaged independently). If only one body part is PostProcessing::Trustworthy only that body part is returned, i.e., no averaging takes place. In the case where both are PostProcessing::Untrustworthy, the mean is returned, although this may not be particularly meaningful as indicated by the Untrustworthy flag.

Parameters

left	a `Inference::Coordinate`
right	a `Inference::Coordinate`

Returns: PostProcessing::Coordinate the "intelligent" mean

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