Week 3: Training and Review
Day 17: Manual Visual Inspection
Goal
Understand why humans must inspect pose outputs.
Learn
- Pose tools can miss fingertips, swap left and right hands, drift away from the body, fail during occlusion, or jitter during fast motion.
- Manual inspection means looking at the source video and the pose preview together, then deciding whether the sample is usable.
- Inspection is not just technical. Reviewers should ask whether the sample still preserves enough language information for the task.
Example
- Visual QA checklist: both hands visible, face visible, keypoints stay on the signer, no left/right hand swap, fingertips stable, mouth/eyebrow region usable, timing preserved, crop does not cut signing space, confidence not consistently low.
- If a clip fails only one frame, trimming or re-extraction may fix it. If a whole hand is missing, reject may be safer.
Practice
- Make a visual QA checklist with at least eight items.
- Add a decision column: keep, fix, re-extract, or reject.
Checkpoint
Before moving on
You can explain why automation still needs human eyes.
Quality note
Quality note
A skeleton can look clean while still being linguistically wrong. Compare it with the source video.