Human Parsing SDK API
Installation:
pip install human_parsing
Install latest version before it's published on PyPi
pip install -U git+https://github.com/HumanParsingSDK/human_parsing_sdk
Supported tasks:
- Person whole stature segmentation
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Weights storage
Weights and models are hosted there
It'll be download automatically to your <path to user home dir>/.human_parsing directory
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