charlesCXK / RGBD_Semantic_Segmentation_PyTorch

[ECCV 2020] PyTorch Implementation of some RGBD Semantic Segmentation models.
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Where's DeepLabv3+ model Decoder? #26

Open Albert-learner opened 2 years ago

Albert-learner commented 2 years ago

Hello, I'm trying to study about your code. But when I analysis your code, I can't find DeepLabV3+ Decoder in your code. Could you please tell me where the DeepLabV3+ model's Decoder?

Albert-learner commented 2 years ago

And I have another question. You're using one of Semantic Segmentation model, DeepLab V3+. But I know that the result of Semantic Segmentation result is [height, width, channels], and apply argmax so that I could get one channel array. When I analyze the result of Semantic Segmentation ath NYU Depth V2 dataset, the result array(inference DeepLab V3+) consists of different min cost and max cost at each channel array. I'd like to know that why result array of each category's range is different.

charlesCXK commented 2 years ago

Hello, I'm trying to study about your code. But when I analysis your code, I can't find DeepLabV3+ Decoder in your code. Could you please tell me where the DeepLabV3+ model's Decoder?

Hi, DeepLabV3+ decoder is defined here.

charlesCXK commented 2 years ago

And I have another question. You're using one of Semantic Segmentation model, DeepLab V3+. But I know that the result of Semantic Segmentation result is [height, width, channels], and apply argmax so that I could get one channel array. When I analyze the result of Semantic Segmentation ath NYU Depth V2 dataset, the result array(inference DeepLab V3+) consists of different min cost and max cost at each channel array. I'd like to know that why result array of each category's range is different.

The absolute values of the result array do not make much sense.