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ily666666 avatar ily666666 commented on June 15, 2024

-1 % 1000 = 999

Is that the reason?

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tianzhuotao avatar tianzhuotao commented on June 15, 2024

Uh...

This might be a part of the redundant code that I used previously, but it does not affect the final performance.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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ily666666 avatar ily666666 commented on June 15, 2024

Thanks for your reply .You are a good man.Best wishes for a happy and prosperous future.Rencently I am confused about how to imporve the performance in few shot semantic segmentation .I read have read many papers ,and done lots of expriments ,But badly , in fact I doesn't make any progress so far.Next semester I will be a second year Postgraduate student,if I go on like this,I will loss the opportunits to practice in Internet companies.My lab only have one student,since I am the first student of my tutor ,I donnot have other classmates to communicate about it.And I only have one GPU which affects my speed. I am very sad. I'm sorry for myself, I'm sorry for my teachers, I'm sorry for my parents.啊草

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ily666666 avatar ily666666 commented on June 15, 2024

So,please forgive me for being impolite. I have another question about preprocessing period. I noticed that your mean and std are multiplied by 255 which described as value_scale, but img tensors are divided 255 and then normalized with mean and std ,[0.485, 0.456, 0.406] and [0.229, 0.224, 0.225] respectively, in other works. So, I want to know why .

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tianzhuotao avatar tianzhuotao commented on June 15, 2024

@ily666666 Don't be disappointed in yourself, and I think the limited GPU resource is the main obstacle that inhibits your progress. I suggest you intern at a company with sufficient GPUs for conducting experiments where inspirations originate in your spare time.

As for your question, these two processes are actually identical (they both normalize the input images) since 255 exists in both numerator and denominator during the normalization process.

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ily666666 avatar ily666666 commented on June 15, 2024

Recently,I fonud that the test_num of split 0 is 364.But in code you set est_num to 5000.(Other splits are similar).
I want to know the meaning of this way. Why do you do repetitive test?

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ily666666 avatar ily666666 commented on June 15, 2024

hello

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Sunbaoquan avatar Sunbaoquan commented on June 15, 2024

Thanks for your reply .You are a good man.Best wishes for a happy and prosperous future.Rencently I am confused about how to imporve the performance in few shot semantic segmentation .I read have read many papers ,and done lots of expriments ,But badly , in fact I doesn't make any progress so far.Next semester I will be a second year Postgraduate student,if I go on like this,I will loss the opportunits to practice in Internet companies.My lab only have one student,since I am the first student of my tutor ,I donnot have other classmates to communicate about it.And I only have one GPU which affects my speed. I am very sad. I'm sorry for myself, I'm sorry for my teachers, I'm sorry for my parents.啊草

大兄弟啊 加油!

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