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Sorry for the late reply
I did not face this problem during development. But sometimes when I left my head from the camera and came back, the angles will be off quite far, in which I had to restart the application.
Maybe you can try tweak the algorithms in the pose_estimator.py (in the init part). But sorry that I cannot offer any good sounding assistance
Hello, gays. This algorithm has been solved by me. This issue is triggered by out-of-bounds data. The result of np.degrees(steady pose[0][0]) is always positive and larger than 90. So I multiply it by -180 to make the data match the standards.
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mmmmmm44 commentedon Sep 15, 2021
Sorry for the late reply
I did not face this problem during development. But sometimes when I left my head from the camera and came back, the angles will be off quite far, in which I had to restart the application.
Maybe you can try tweak the algorithms in the pose_estimator.py (in the init part). But sorry that I cannot offer any good sounding assistance
chanjuanN commentedon Apr 24, 2022
@lzghades
Hi,there!
I want to ask whether you solve this problem? I also have such a problem, but I don't know how to solve it.
Thank you for reply!
a1445605672 commentedon Sep 26, 2022
Hello, gays. This algorithm has been solved by me. This issue is triggered by out-of-bounds data. The result of np.degrees(steady pose[0][0]) is always positive and larger than 90. So I multiply it by -180 to make the data match the standards.
