SynthPose: Clean Architecture Implementation
A robust, modular Python package for human pose estimation using RT-DETR and VitPose. This project has been refactored to follow Clean Architecture principles, making it suitable for research, extension, and integration into larger systems (e.g., Avalonia/C# apps).
Features
- Clean Architecture: Separation of concerns into Domain, Application, Adapters, and Infrastructure layers.
- State-of-the-Art Models:
- Detection: RT-DETR (
PekingU/rtdetr_r50vd_coco_o365) - Pose Estimation: VitPose (
stanfordmimi/synthpose-vitpose-huge-hforbase)
- Detection: RT-DETR (
- Standardized Output: OpenPose-compatible JSON format.
- Configurable: Support for YAML configuration and CLI arguments.
- Type Safe: Fully typed codebase using Python type hints and Pydantic.
Architecture
The project is organized as follows:
domain/: Core business logic and entities (FrameData,Person,Keypoint). No external dependencies.application/: Use cases and orchestration (VideoProcessor). Depends only on Domain.adapters/: Implementations of interfaces (OpenCVVideoSource,RTDetrPersonDetector,VitPoseEstimator,OpenPoseResultWriter). Depends on external libraries (torch,cv2).infrastructure/: Configuration and Entry points (CLI,Settings).
Installation
This project uses Poetry for dependency management.
# Install dependencies
poetry install
Usage
CLI
Run the processor via the synthpose command (defined in pyproject.toml):
# Basic usage
poetry run synthpose process path/to/video.mp4
# With options
poetry run synthpose process video.mp4 --mode base --device cpu
# Using a config file
poetry run synthpose process video.mp4 --config configs/default.yaml
Configuration
You can use a YAML file to configure the pipeline:
# configs/example.yaml
device: "cuda"
model_mode: "huge"
det_threshold: 0.3
vis_show_weight: true
Output
- Video:
{input_name}_output.mp4(Visualized result) - JSON:
pose/{input_name}_json/{input_name}_{frame_id}.json(Keypoints data)
Testing
poetry run pytest
License
MIT License
References
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