Closed hathawayxxh closed 2 years ago
Hi Xiaohan, thanks for your question.
The augmentation in Table 5 refers to M transformations. I have not removed mixup because it is an essential piece of the mixmatch operation.
Thanks for your reply. I will close this issue.
Hi Junnan,
Thanks for your excellent work and codes. In the ablation study (Table 5) of your paper, you have conducted the experiments of "DivideMix w/o augmentation". I would like to know what does the augmentation refers to? Does it means the M transformations or the mixup operation? If this augmentation denotes the M transformations, have you ever evaluated the impact of the mixup operation?
Thanks a lot. Xiaohan