Closed YangParky closed 11 months ago
Hi, they are actually the same, despite of different appearance. In the paper, 2 LFPs and 1 MLP is seen as a unit (Fig 1). So depth n equals 2n LFPs and n MLP. In the code, depth n equals n LFPs and n/2 MLPs. You can check out the Block class (line 68 of delacls.py of ModelNet40).
Hi, they are actually the same, despite of different appearance. In the paper, 2 LFPs and 1 MLP is seen as a unit (Fig 1). So depth n equals 2n LFPs and n MLP. In the code, depth n equals n LFPs and n/2 MLPs. You can check out the Block class (line 68 of delacls.py of ModelNet40).
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Hi, Thanks for your excellent work. The reported number of layers does not appear to be the same as the number of layers in the paper. In your paper, depths are [2 2 2], however, in codes, depths become [4 4 4].