This invention discloses a virtual skeleton perspective method, device, and storage medium, belonging to the field of medical image-assisted and
computer vision-based 3D
human body reconstruction technology. Addressing the shortcomings of existing
medical imaging methods, such as the lack of
visualization of the internal skeleton during positioning, poor real-time performance of iterative SKEL parameter solving, insufficient ability to measure real-world scales, and low reconstruction accuracy in occluded scenes, this invention replaces iterative optimization with a learned SKEL parameter
estimation model, rapidly obtaining SKEL parameters through a single forward computation. The preferred scheme uses depth as a geometric prior to modulate attention, and adds
bone length prediction to achieve metric scale
recovery without internal parameters. Simultaneously, it realizes 3D skeleton virtual perspective
overlay, positioning guidance, and real-world spatial
distance measurement. This invention significantly improves the accuracy and efficiency of image positioning, reduces the
radiation burden on patients, and balances reconstruction robustness and real-time performance.