Closed ahmed1996said closed 10 months ago
Hi @ahmed1996said , Thanks for asking!
The FID was computed using the torchmetrics package across 25k samples. The same goes for KID.
In this case I might also refer to Chambon et al., which experimented with different network backends than InceptionV3, as there are ongoing discussions on the legitimacy of evaluating medical data on a ImageNet pre-trained network.
Cheers, Tobias
Thanks for the prompt response, @saiboxx!
Understood, thanks for the clarification. I've noticed that Chambon et al. computed the FID on different backends, including a DenseNet pretrained on X-ray images, which may be more fitting.
In your paper, regarding the FID mentioned in section 5, was it computed using the XRV DenseNet or Inception features?
I used the implementation in the torchmetrics package, which afaik only offers the standard InceptionV3 backend :+1:
Got it, totally missed that in your previous response sorry!
Thanks a lot :)
Greetings!
I wanted to reproduce the results presented in the paper, can you provide more details on how the FID was calculated?
For example, did you use the Clean-FID process, and was the network an InceptionV3 network? How many samples did you generate (10k?) ?
Thanks in advance! :)