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 The figure below shows the sample output on a single image input. The detected pose is displayed in the form of a skeleton overlay on the image.
 
 **Figure**  OpenPose detection result<a name="zh-cn_topic_0228757088_fig64391558352"></a>  
-    ![](figures/pose_detected.jpg "pose-detected")
+    ![](figures/pose_detected.jpg | width=100)
 
 **Performance:** The inference time of running the model on Atlas 200 DK is about 17 ms per image/frame .  
 **Limitation:** The model works well when there is only one persion and with whole body clearly shown in the view.
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     Generally, when connecting via USB, atlas200dk\_board\_ip is the USB network port ip of the development board, and the default is 192.168.1.2. When connecting through a network port, atlas200dk\_board\_ip is the network port ip of the development board, and the default is 192.168.0.2.
 
-3.  Copy the application code to the development board.
+3.  Copy the application code to Atlas 200 DK board.
    
     Navigate to the directory where the sample_bodypose application code is located, such as: AscendProjects/sample_bodypose, execute the following command to copy the application code to the development board. If the copy fails, please check if there is a directory HIAI\_PROJECTS on the development board, and if not, create it.
 
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     ![](figures/bashrc.png)   
 
     Execute the following command to make the environment variable take effect
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     **source ~/.bashrc**