Closed luistelmocosta closed 4 years ago
Hi, in my Carvana dataset there was only images of cars, and no images without any cars, so I can't really help you.
Adding negative example as you did should help. You could also modify your loss so that false positive are heavily penalised. Finally, you could simply try increasing the threshold for creating the final binary mask.
Hello, I am working with a Unet segmentation model for medical image analysis, and I would like to know how important are negative examples (with empty masks) for my model to learn that some images are 100% negatives. I am asking this because I took a bunch of negative and added to my dataset, some kind of hard negative mining, and still, I am getting a lot of false positives. Does Unet learn anything with negative examples? Is there any other way to force my model to learn these 'negative' features?
If you could also provide relevant information about this (articles, papers, questions) I would highly appreciate it.
Kind regards