Closed anujdutt9 closed 3 years ago
@anujdutt9 Hi, probably you are not wrong. It is expected that the model shows poor performance on general object detection problem. The detection head of this model is heavily trimmed SSD head, only two scales are remained. Moreover the anchor boxes are clustered especially for faces.
@Ilya-Krylov Hi. Thanks for your inputs. So, what would you suggest to make it work with the COCO dataset? Like I can try adding some more layers to the SSD head and have already calculated the anchor boxes using k-means for COCO dataset. Anything else that I am missing? Thanks
If you would like to train ShuffleNet-based SSD than yes, you can solve it that way as you suggested.
Or you can try to use more modern models from https://github.com/openvinotoolkit/mmdetection/blob/ote/docs/model_zoo.md that are already trained as MS-COCO detectors, most of them can be exported and inferred through OpenVINO (see tests https://github.com/openvinotoolkit/mmdetection/blob/ote/tests/test_models.py#L313). Not all models are covered by the tests, but you can try to do export by yourself, in many cases models can be exported and inferred using OpenVINO out-of-the-box.
Thanks for the suggestions. I have tried using the other models, but unfortunately, they are way above my model size requirements. I'll try adding more layers to the SSD head and see if that helps. Thanks
Hi. I am trying to finetune a ShuffleNetv2 SSD model, ShuffleNetv2 pre-trained on ImageNet dataset, on COCO2017 dataset, no frozen layers. But I am getting pretty poor performance of the model. I get a mAP @IoU=0.5 of 0.100 after 30 epochs. Can you please help me understand where I am going wrong here? Thanks
This is the configuration I am using: