Record 1:1:2 skeleton bridge findings
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- the Scoliosis1K raw pose data does not appear obviously broken
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- the OpenGait training/evaluation infrastructure is not the main problem
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- PAV computation is not the main blocker
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- the skeleton branch is learnable on the easier `1:1:2` split
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- on `1:1:2`, `body-only + weighted CE` reached `81.82 Acc / 66.21 Prec / 88.50 Rec / 65.96 F1` on the full test set
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- on the same split, `body-only + plain CE` improved that further to `83.16 Acc / 68.24 Prec / 80.02 Rec / 68.47 F1` at `7000`
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### Not reproducible with current evidence
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- the papers are probably directionally correct
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- but the skeleton-map and DRF pipelines are under-specified
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- the missing implementation details are important enough that a faithful independent reproduction is not currently achievable from the paper text and released materials alone
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- the `1:1:8` class ratio is not just a nuisance; it appears to be a major driver of the current skeleton/DRF failure mode
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- on the easier `1:1:2` split, weighted CE is not currently the winning recipe; the best local full-test result so far came from plain CE
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## Recommended standard for future work in this repo
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