Kudos for this impressive work. I was trying to train your network using the command:
sh ./scripts/train_hico_rf_uc.sh
However, in all these scripts you have used the flag: "--training_free_enhancement_path". This turns your hyperparameter tuning step on at this line. However, the results from this tuning step do not have any effect on training. Instead, the resulting mAPs from the evaluation step done at the end (what you call as "Baseline performance") is returned and decides whether to not to update your training checkpoint.
So my question is: Is having the flag "--training_free_enhancement_path" really necessary while training? Or can it be omitted, since it is very time-consuming?
Hi @Artanic30 ,
Kudos for this impressive work. I was trying to train your network using the command:
However, in all these scripts you have used the flag: "--training_free_enhancement_path". This turns your hyperparameter tuning step on at this line. However, the results from this tuning step do not have any effect on training. Instead, the resulting mAPs from the evaluation step done at the end (what you call as "Baseline performance") is returned and decides whether to not to update your training checkpoint.
So my question is: Is having the flag "--training_free_enhancement_path" really necessary while training? Or can it be omitted, since it is very time-consuming?