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The counter variable which updates the bottom linear progress bar on the camera screen needs to have a different instance in every model inference.
Also, the inference of each yoga pose should stop and the user should be asked to redo a yoga pose once the user has completed one yoga pose (i.e. when the counter for a yoga pose reaches 100, the inference should be stopped and he should be asked wh