Closed leochangzliao closed 5 years ago
Hi, this is just an example to show how to retrain/finetune the GridDehazeNet. You can modify the code accordingly to match your use case.
If I want to reproduce the experiment results, I should comment the line mentioned above, is that right? @proteus1991
After reading your paper, I have some questions.
If I want to reproduce the experiment results, I should comment the line mentioned above, is that right? @proteus1991
Yes. You should not load my well-trained weights.
After reading your paper, I have some questions.
- Do u just use the ITS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS?
- Do u just use the OTS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS?
- If I use pretrained network (using OTS to train) to finetune on ITS, will I get better test results on SOTS?
For question 1 and 2, yes. I used ITS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS indoor and used OTS dataset for outdoor.
For question 3, I didn't train it in that way. You can read the paper which introduces RESIDE dataset for more details.
After reading your paper, I have some questions.
- Do u just use the ITS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS?
- Do u just use the OTS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS?
- If I use pretrained network (using OTS to train) to finetune on ITS, will I get better test results on SOTS?
For question 1 and 2, yes. I used ITS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS indoor and used OTS dataset for outdoor.
For question 3, I didn't train it in that way. You can read the paper which introduces RESIDE dataset for more details.
Thanks for ur reply!!! Great work!
After reading your paper, I have some questions.
- Do u just use the ITS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS?
- Do u just use the OTS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS?
- If I use pretrained network (using OTS to train) to finetune on ITS, will I get better test results on SOTS?
For question 1 and 2, yes. I used ITS dataset to train the network and test on SOTS indoor and used OTS dataset for outdoor. For question 3, I didn't train it in that way. You can read the paper which introduces RESIDE dataset for more details.
Thanks for ur reply!!! Great work!
Thanks. This issue is closed.
As the title mentions, the code (https://github.com/proteus1991/GridDehazeNet/blob/master/train.py#L98) use the best weight (indoor_haze_best_3_6) to retrain the network with indoor training dataset. It seems that it is not reasonable.