Closed saikalyan9981 closed 4 years ago
It does not imply anything during training. You should look at the training loss. We can not use the reweighted targets because for computing the accuracy we need discrete targets.
On Mon, Sep 9, 2019, 6:31 AM Sai Kalyan Siddanatham < notifications@github.com> wrote:
I was trying to implement mix-up-hidden for preactresnet18, I found that for calculating accuracy you are comparing mix-up output with original target instead of re-weighted one, that makes accuracy low during training, I didn't understand what that accuracy signifies/implies?
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I was trying to implement mix-up-hidden for preactresnet18, I found that for calculating accuracy you are comparing mix-up output with original target instead of re-weighted one, that makes accuracy low during training, I didn't understand what that accuracy signifies/implies?