The dict data type cann't be accessed by dot '.'

[lauraset]

Hello, @Junjue-Wang. I want to know whether you have rewrited the dict data type. I can't accessed the members of dict by dot '.'. For example, for the SOURCE_DATA_CONFIG, when I try to obtain the value of 'image_dir', SOURCE_DATA_CONFIG['image_dir'] can work, but SOURCE_DATA_CONFIG.image_dir can not. When you define LoveDALoader, the dot, e.g., config.batch_size can obtain the value of dict members. How to do it? Thank you in advance.

[Junjue-Wang]

Yes, we have re-implemented the dict for config

[lauraset]

@Junjue-Wang, Thank you very much. I still have one question about the clip_grad.clip_grad_norm_(filter(lambda p: p.requires_grad, model.parameters()), max_norm=35, norm_type=2). I guess the max_norm should be changed according to different datasets. Whether it is necessary for other new datasets? Thank you for your reply in advance.

[Junjue-Wang]

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    I think this is not sensitive to specific datasets

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          Re: [Junjue-Wang/LoveDA] The dict data type cann't be accessed by dot '.' (Issue #44)

@Junjue-Wang, Thank you very much. I still have one question about the clip_grad.clip_gradnorm(filter(lambda p: p.requires_grad, model.parameters()), max_norm=35, norm_type=2). I guess the max_norm should be changed according to different datasets. Whether it is necessary for other new datasets? Thank you for your reply in advance.

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[lauraset]

Oh, thank you anyway. I just want to know why max_norm is set to 35 . Do you set it by experiments?

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    No, it is the default setting

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Oh, thank you anyway. I just want to know why max_norm is set to 35 . Do you set it by experiments?

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[lauraset]

Oh, I see. Thank you a lot.