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It might also prove useful to use a Hough Transform to find potential curves in the pose detection output, since keeping the spine rigid is mostly an indicator of good form. For example, when a person is performing a deadlift, bending the back is very bad. However, during a bench press, a slight arch is actually optimal. By finding these areas of breakdown, or lack thereof, we can provide the user with targeted advice on how to improve their form.
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It might also prove useful to use a Hough Transform to find potential curves in the pose detection output, since keeping the spine rigid is mostly an indicator of good form. For example, when a person is performing a deadlift, bending the back is very bad. However, during a bench press, a slight arch is actually optimal. By finding these areas of breakdown, or lack thereof, we can provide the user with targeted advice on how to improve their form.
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