It is very important to realize that backbones expects inputs between 0, 255. So I think that is a good idea to specify it in the README.md file, for avoid unexpected behaviour.
I noticed this because if I didn't use Batch Normalization and I used RESNET, when my data was in the range 0, 1, as RESNET subtracts the average (which is around 120), all the data stayed at -120.something and the network didn't learn anything. If you use batchnormalization this is solved because it re-normalizes the batch, but if you don't use it the nets won't train.
Hi ZFTurbo,
It is very important to realize that backbones expects inputs between 0, 255. So I think that is a good idea to specify it in the
README.md
file, for avoid unexpected behaviour.I noticed this because if I didn't use Batch Normalization and I used RESNET, when my data was in the range 0, 1, as RESNET subtracts the average (which is around 120), all the data stayed at -120.something and the network didn't learn anything. If you use batchnormalization this is solved because it re-normalizes the batch, but if you don't use it the nets won't train.