First of all, nice method and thank you for publishing the source code!
I noticed that you are performing the ISIC classification task, which is a binary one (malignant or not), with 2 output nodes and following cross-entropy loss instead of 1 output node and binary cross-entropy loss. Do you have a reason for choice or is it just convenience?
I am asking this since I would like to use the CW method in a binary classification problem with one output node.
Hi,
First of all, nice method and thank you for publishing the source code!
I noticed that you are performing the ISIC classification task, which is a binary one (malignant or not), with 2 output nodes and following cross-entropy loss instead of 1 output node and binary cross-entropy loss. Do you have a reason for choice or is it just convenience?
I am asking this since I would like to use the CW method in a binary classification problem with one output node.
Thank you!
Best, Irma