Open Chrisa142857 opened 3 years ago
Hi there~ I found that the commented codes for densenet161
is correct, but others still cannot work
So, I can only use the densenet161
for your model in our comparison.
Looking forward to your rely !
Thank you for pointing out the bug. You need to ensure that the code in line 124 to line 126 matchs the backbone network structure. For example, if you use the densenet121, you need to use the line 124; if you use the densenet161, you need to use the line 125. In fact, you need to make the number of channel correct.
I will update and write a more detailed instruction in the near future.
Hi there~ I found that the commented codes for
densenet161
is correct, but others still cannot workSo, I can only use the
densenet161
for your model in our comparison.Looking forward to your rely !
Thank you for pointing out the bug. You need to ensure that the code in line 124 to line 126 matchs the backbone network structure. For example, if you use the densenet121, you need to use the line 124; if you use the densenet161, you need to use the line 125. In fact, you need to make the number of channel correct.
I will update and write a more detailed instruction in the near future.
Hi there~ I found that the commented codes for
densenet161
is correct, but others still cannot workSo, I can only use the
densenet161
for your model in our comparison.Looking forward to your rely !
Line 124 to line 126 in utils backbone_utils.py
Hi! I got an ERROR when I using the
MODEL_NAME=densenet169
. It looks like that there are some BUGs in the backbone codes. I can train, however, withMODEL_NAME=densenet121
, and I didn't try other models.My Environment:
Input: An RGB image
[1, 3, 1024, 1024]
Output: