Original video
Source A
Pose-level synthetic data augmentation
Explore how real and generated human motions become new training examples.
01 / From an existing example
See the pose extracted from one RGB video, then watch a human figure follow those same joints.
Source A
RGB → 3D joints
Same extracted pose · articulated mannequin
Uses source A of the example selected below. Both pose views show the same extracted motion; the variant slider does not change them. RGB follows normalized sequence progress, not verified event alignment.
02 / Explore the actual poses
The slider selects a saved optimizer output. Its parameters are not percentages of an endpoint crossfade.
The grid is a visual reference, not recovered ground geometry. Playback defaults to 25 fps for this preview. Joint coordinates retain the repository's root-relative representation.
The pose-extraction figure is a stylized mannequin driven by the source joints, not a fitted SMPL mesh. Matching surface meshes are not included.
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03 / Motion studies and original renders
Fall examples from the public release.
A synchronized skeleton study of the first fall example.
Download film ↗Five saved outputs shown together on one stage.
Download film ↗All 33 published clips, preserved in their original collections.
Original rendered result
Clip 0.0 and 1.0 are the original endpoint files. Source roles and correspondence to the playground examples have not been verified.
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SynthDA explores pose-level augmentation for human action recognition, including underrepresented action classes.
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