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The precision with batch inference is not as good as when trained #14
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Referring to line 53 in the dataset perframe_data_layer.py, the data is sparsely sampled during training, including train data and val data, so the performance will be different from the final test. |
Thank you very much for your answer. Could you please provide us with the config file of HDD data set? @Echo0125 |
You can use the model parameters in thumos' config as hyperparameters. In addition, you can refer to the relevant hyperparameters mentioned in the supplementary material for modification. |
Thanks for your help, I also find that there seems to be no way to read HDD datasets in perframe_data_layers.py @Echo0125 |
You can prepare the dataset according to this link. |
Hello @Echo0125 , I have downloaded the HDD dataset and found the folder of sensor features, but I do not know what kind of input type the sensor features belong to, rgb or optical flow? Because I have found only one folder, in contrast with the data structure of TVSeries mentioned in the README, which contains two separate folders for rgb inputs and optical flow inputs respectively. Here is all the files I get after applied for the HDD dataset: |
Sorry to bother you, I recently had a problem with the batch test model: the accuracy obtained with the batch test was not as good as the test accuracy obtained during training. Do you know why?
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