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luizgh / sigver

Signature verification package, for learning representations from signature data, training user-dependent classifiers.
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Preprocessing scheme #24

Open sgdy3 opened 2 years ago

sgdy3 commented 2 years ago

I noticed that you have mentioned " we normalized the input to the neural network by dividing each pixel by the standard deviation of all pixel intensities (from all images in D)" in the paper of SigNet. But I haven't found the relative code either in "preprocessing_signature" function or in "set_up_dataloaders". Do I ignore the code in somewhere else? Or this procedure has been discarded already?

luizgh commented 2 years ago

Hello @sgdy3 - which paper are you talking about, the one from IJCNN or Pattern Recognition? Anyway, if you are training from scratch, this would not matter much to be honest. If you are using the pre-trained models, you should use the preprocessing method used in the example (https://github.com/luizgh/sigver/blob/master/example.py), as this is what was used for training the models that I made public. I hope this helps!

sgdy3 commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your reply. I'm talking about the paper from IJCNN, named "Writer-independent Feature Learning for Offline Signature Verification using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks". It's mentioned there exist an "Normalized the input" step. Causing I'm trying to inplement SigNet from scratch on my own, I want to perform each procedure as much presice as possible. But I have also noticed that in the paper from Pattern Recognition, named " Learning features for offline handwritten signature verification using" deep convolutional neural networks" this normlizing procedure is ommited. So may as you said, the normaliztion doesn't matter much. Anyway, thanks for your code and reply, they really help me alot. Best wishes!!!