On the pytorch code, I am trying to train on a custom dataset of high-resolution images (8280x6208). In order to speed up the training process I have made a new dataset of positive tiles (1000x1000), which I am training on. When testing on these tiles, it performs very well!
Now, I tried testing on the full-size images with the trained weights, but performance is as low as it can possibly get. What would be the correct approach to train and test on high-resolution images?
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On the pytorch code, I am trying to train on a custom dataset of high-resolution images (8280x6208). In order to speed up the training process I have made a new dataset of positive tiles (1000x1000), which I am training on. When testing on these tiles, it performs very well!
Now, I tried testing on the full-size images with the trained weights, but performance is as low as it can possibly get. What would be the correct approach to train and test on high-resolution images?