-[Deployment for Bottom-Up models](#deployment-for-bottom-up-models)
-[Joint Inference with Multi-Object Tracking Model FairMOT](#joint-inference-with-multi-object-tracking-model-fairmot)
-[Complete Deploy Instruction and Demo](#4Complete-Deploy-Instruction-and-Demo)
-[Train with custom data](#Train-with-custom-data)
-[BenchMark](#benchmark)
## Introduction
The keypoint detection part in PaddleDetection follows the state-of-the-art algorithm closely, including Top-Down and Bottom-Up methods, which can satisfy the different needs of users.
The keypoint detection part in PaddleDetection follows the state-of-the-art algorithm closely, including Top-Down and Bottom-Up methods, which can satisfy the different needs of users.
Top-Down detects the object first and then detect the specific keypoint. The accuracy of Top-Down models will be higher, but the time required will increase by the number of objects.
Top-Down detects the object first and then detect the specific keypoint. The accuracy of Top-Down models will be higher, but the time required will increase by the number of objects.
Differently, Bottom-Up detects the point first and then group or connect those points to form several instances of human pose. The speed of Bottom-Up is fixed and will not increase by the number of objects, but the accuracy will be lower.
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| Detection Model | Keypoint Model | Input Size | Accuracy of COCO | Average Inference Time (FP16) | Params (M) | Flops (G) | Model Weight | Paddle-Lite Inference Model（FP16) |
