I saw in the second paper it was said that there are three components to discriminatory loss: variance, distance, and regulization loss. and you define reg_loss in your code. but you did not use it because you said it was not used in the original paper. So the loss function you use is the loss from the first paper and the loss from the second paper, exclude reg_loss. why?
loss function you used:
loss = a seg_loss + b var_loss + c * dist_loss
why not:
loss = a seg_loss + b var_loss + c dist_loss + d reg_loss
I saw in the second paper it was said that there are three components to discriminatory loss: variance, distance, and regulization loss. and you define reg_loss in your code. but you did not use it because you said it was not used in the original paper. So the loss function you use is the loss from the first paper and the loss from the second paper, exclude reg_loss. why?
loss function you used: loss = a seg_loss + b var_loss + c * dist_loss
why not: loss = a seg_loss + b var_loss + c dist_loss + d reg_loss