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Update README.md to add Pose Classification based Video Game Control using TF Lite. #57

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@NSTiwari NSTiwari commented Feb 6, 2022

Contributing as a new project - Pose Classification based Video Game Control using TF Lite.

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NSTiwari commented Feb 6, 2022

Contributing as a new project in README.md - Pose Classification based Video Game Control using TF Lite. @margaretmz

@NSTiwari NSTiwari changed the title Contributing to new project. Update README.md to Pose Classification based Video Game Control using TF Lite. Feb 6, 2022
@NSTiwari NSTiwari changed the title Update README.md to Pose Classification based Video Game Control using TF Lite. Update README.md to add Pose Classification based Video Game Control using TF Lite. Feb 6, 2022
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Thanks for your contribution, @NSTiwari!

Could you add a brief description to your repo README on that the repo does? Any relevant references to papers or other tutorials?
For example, what's the difference between the tf.org pose estimation tutorial and your notebook? Is that you are using a different dataset?

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NSTiwari commented Feb 9, 2022

Thanks for your feedback, @margaretmz!
I have updated my repo README with the references I used while working on the project. I would appreciate if you can review them. Thanks!

@margaretmz margaretmz merged commit 98f1fbf into ml-gde:master Feb 9, 2022
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