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How to run the modified baseline? #3
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For now, in order to run the modified baseline, you have to change the code of (exp/hoi_classifier/models.hoi_classifier_model.py). [L27] [L106] I will update the code that has an option for modified baseline model, and I will let you know as soon as possible. Best regards, |
Ok, Thanks for your reply. @Dong-JinKim I also need to change the loss here? loss = 0.7 * loss_cls + 0.3 * loss_distillation + 0.1* loss_cluster to loss = loss_cls |
Do you remove the tensorboard code? I can not find the tensorboard logs. |
I somehow had a problem with tensorboard, so I removed the code for tensorboard for now.
And for the first question, that's right. you also need to change the loss to: loss = loss_cls |
Thanks for your reply. The human features and object features in this project are extracted first? I mean, the network will not update the backbone (e.g. Resnet152) parameters. |
That's right. |
thanks for your reply. Have you ever evaluated the performance of your object detector on HICO-DET test dataset? |
I find there are many different ways to implement HOI detection. Thus, it is a bit difficult to compare current methods directly. I mean what kinds of methods are complimentary, what kinds of methods have similar purpose? I also find the results of some recent papers looks like a score fusion of several methods. That's extremely wired. |
Hi, would you like to provide a script to run the modified baseline?
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