Closed ruolinsss closed 1 year ago
In my experimence, dimension and orientations need more time to converge. Perhaps removing depth loss makes it focus more on these two tasks, therefore mAP and mATE is relatively low.
Thanks, I will try to train more iterations!
Dear author, when I am playing with bevdepth with nuscenes and my own dataset, I found depth loss is quite good for predicting the center location of objects but not good for their dimension and orientations, e.g. removing depth loss from 15th epoch could achieving better AOE and ASE but worse MAP and ATE, and resulting in similar NDS. Could you perhaps give some assumptions for this problem? Thanks!