C++ Demo - Human Segmentation #243
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Could you exchange the colors of background and person in you c++ demo? Just to keep align with python demo.
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This Pull Request introduces a C++ demo for utilizing and visualizing the PP-HumanSeg model requested in issue #135. The changes include:
demo.cpp: This file contains the demo implementation, featuring a classPPHSfor preprocessing and inference with the PP-HumanSeg model.CMakeLists.txt: The related CMakeLists file necessary for building the program.demo.py: minor adjustment for efficiencyREADME.md: The README file has been updated to include information about this new demo.Testing
The program has been tested both with a single person and with multiple people at the same time.
Here are some screenshots:
Multi-person from static image
SIngle-person from the cam