Open sabaizzz opened 3 years ago
Question 1: Why is there a prompt of missing'trainN' when I run the program, but I did not see it in the paper Question 2: Since it is unsupervised learning, why does x have a label? And what oct image should be put in the y folder? thank you
I kind of get it, what you mean is that the label image is the GT image corresponding to the noise image, if not, please correct
I kind of get it, what you mean is that the label image is the GT image corresponding to the noise image, if not, please correct
To some extent, yes, due to the inability to obtain true label images in clinical settings, the label images refer to well-aligned clean images obtained by registering and averaging multiple samples taken from the same position of the same subject (which you referred to as GT images). Please note that these label images are only used to calculate the evaluation metrics for supervised methods in comparison and are not involved in the training process.
Thank you for your answer, the point I don't understand at the moment is that the noise-only patch in your code is cut from the background part of the noisy image? (I experimented, but the model didn't run out very well)
Question 1: Why is there a prompt of missing'trainN' when I run the program, but I did not see it in the paper Question 2: Since it is unsupervised learning, why does x have a label? And what oct image should be put in the y folder? thank you