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hello:
Thank for your code. I am a student and I download your code last month. It is great and the results is good. But I want to know when I run training.py.
why I still need to run retraining.py.…
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hi,
inspiring work! i'm trying it to adopt it for pokemon cards but some questions popped up, maybe you can enlighten me ;)
* is there a reason not to uses the color images but clone the graysca…
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First of all thank you for your nice notebooks, I find them quite useful!
I think one problem with your Omniglot notebook is that the characters for a given task all come from the same alphabet. I'…
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Hi, I have some questions about this loss function because there are some differences between the paper and the code.
First of all, the paper:
The loss is the sum of the average logsoftmax between…
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Dear Jake,
I have been trying to reproduce your results for mini-imagenet, but there is a large gap between what I can get and what have been reported on the paper. I can get 47.21% for 5-way 1-sho…
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Why is it necessary to rotate each type of photo at different angles in the experiment? Are these photos in four categories？
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Hi Jake,
Prototypical networks is really a nice work.
I have run this code to reproduce the results in NIPS paper. However, it seems the results have some differences with the paper.
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There is a problem running train。
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\\Users\\LENOVO\\AppData\\Local\\conda\\conda\\envs\\pytorch\\lib\\site-packages\\protonets-0.0.1-py3.8.eg…
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This is an awesome tool, thank you!
I have a suspicion, that with one addition this could be turing-complete (I don't have proof, just gut feeling). Also, this feature would help people to mirror a…
ghost updated
4 years ago
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Hi!
I am very grateful for your code. It helps me a lot.
I have 2 questions:
(1) In the paper of RKD method, the authors say: "RKD-D and RKD-A are applied
on the last pooling layer of the teacher …