Closed tamirDia closed 2 years ago
What should be the kernel sizes+strides for DAPPM module for small image sizes? and the number of spp planes? Thanks :)
In the paper, the stride is 2^n and the kernel size is 2^(n+1) + 1. Because the lowest resolution is 1x1, the resolution of feature maps passed into dappm determines the number of branches. In fact, the advantage of dappm is more obvious when the input image is larger. If the image resolution is 256x256, the input resolution of dappm is 8x8(remove the downsample of the last block). In this case, the kernel sizes and strides are 5, 2; 9, 4, and the last is global pooling.
What should be the kernel sizes+strides for DAPPM module for small image sizes? and the number of spp planes? Thanks :)