Open dnwjddl opened 2 years ago
Hi @dnwjddl , Could you please separate your long sentence into short? The description makes me confused......
Hi, Thanks for your reply.
While using AffinityNet, I understand that $your_cam_dir
is required to execute the code of infer_aff.py
.
But I wonder if $your_cam_dir
means the directory of the result value of the CAM obtained after training the existing SEAM.
Is it right?
Thanks for your quick feedback 👍🏻
Dear YudeWang, Thanks for your wonderful work! In SEAM inference step, does this parameter --infer_list [voc12/val.txt | voc12/train.txt | voc12/train_aug.txt] means I need to run infer_SEAM.py three times and only use one file path as parameter each time? If so, do I need to create only one folder to save cam data and another one to save crf data or create three different folders to save cam and three to save crf data from three times run ?
Dear YudeWang, Thanks for your wonderful work! In SEAM inference step, does this parameter --infer_list [voc12/val.txt | voc12/train.txt | voc12/train_aug.txt] means I need to run infer_SEAM.py three times and only use one file path as parameter each time? If so, do I need to create only one folder to save cam data and another one to save crf data or create three different folders to save cam and three to save crf data from three times run ?
Hi @Ghttt345 , Please choose one file each time. You only need create one folder for CAM and another for crf data.
@YudeWang , thanks for your reply. So you mean all results from three times run will be saved in the same folder? I wonder if there will be some overwrite happens? Because filenames in train_aug.txt covers all filenames in train.txt? Look forward to your reply~!
@Ghttt345 Inference using train_aug.txt will overwrite the result of train.txt but they are the same. And there is no conflict between train_aug.txt and val.txt.
@YudeWang Thanks for your reply! It helps a lot.
Dear YudeWang, Thanks for sharing your code! Should I use the result value of the CAM that I checked through the existing SEAM for the
cam_dir
paramter ininfer_aff.py
? Anyone knows the answer?