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SC-CAM + RW #4

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pierrefournier752 opened this issue Sep 22, 2020 · 6 comments
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SC-CAM + RW #4

pierrefournier752 opened this issue Sep 22, 2020 · 6 comments

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@pierrefournier752
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Hi, thanks a lot for sharing your very interesting work.

I am running the code to try to reproduce the results in the paper (still running the second round). If I understood correctly, the results that I should get after this are the ones shown in the Table (~50.9), which corresponds to the model without the RW in AffinityNet. I was wondering how I should proceed to run this model (SC-CAM + RW) to get the 63.4 mIOU reported in the paper.

Thanks!

Pierre

@Juliachang
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Hi @pierrefournier752,
Yes, your understanding is correct. I used the source code of AffinityNet to apply the random walk (RW). Please find it at their repo: https://github.com/jiwoon-ahn/psa.

@pierrefournier752
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Thanks for your quick answer.

So, to be on the same page:

  • first, I train with the train_cls.py function on this repo.
  • And after that I use the infer_aff.py on their repository?

Otherwise, which is the sequence of functions that I should use?

Thanks again.
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@TyroneLi
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TyroneLi commented Oct 3, 2020

Hi @pierrefournier752,
Yes, your understanding is correct. I used the source code of AffinityNet to apply the random walk (RW). Please find it at their repo: https://github.com/jiwoon-ahn/psa.

Do your use your infer cam to perform Train AffinityNet with the labels procedure?? Or how your perform random walk without training a AffinityNet?? Could you provide more details? Thanks

@Juliachang
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Hi @TyroneLi,

You can use the provided model from the AffinityNet to perform random walk and you should already obtain good results.

@Alice-Shen
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@TyroneLi Do you solve the problem inferring cam with random walk? I do not know how should I get the weight file.

@OpencvW
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OpencvW commented Dec 30, 2020

Hi. I got all black image when I run infer_aff.py file. Does anyone have the same problem as me?please help me,thank you!

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