SwimXYZ: A large-scale dataset of synthetic swimming motions and videos
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Abstract (arXiv)
Technologies play an increasingly important role in sports and become a real competitive advantage for the athletes who benefit from it. Among them, the use of motion capture is developing in various sports to optimize sporting gestures. Unfortunately, traditional motion capture systems are expensive and constraining. Recently developed computer vision-based approaches also struggle in certain sports, like swimming, due to the aquatic environment. One of the reasons for the gap in performance is the lack of labeled datasets with swimming videos. In an attempt to address this issue, we introduce SwimXYZ, a synthetic dataset of swimming motions and videos. SwimXYZ contains 3.4 million frames annotated with ground truth 2D and 3D joints, as well as 240 sequences of swimming motions in the SMPL parameters format. In addition to making this dataset publicly available, we present use cases for SwimXYZ in swimming stroke clustering and 2D pose estimation.
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