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Using mean pixel instead of mean image in classification/example.py #588

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mfernezir opened this issue Feb 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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@mfernezir
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https://github.com/NVIDIA/DIGITS/blob/master/examples/classification/example.py#L69-L83

It seems this is a leftover from a solved bug in the actual DIGITS classification procedure which hasn't been updated for the example.py script. #169

@lukeyeager
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See #557.

Doing mean pixel subtraction is the safe choice since this script doesn't know which method was used when the model was created (which could be addressed with #228).

@mfernezir
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Ok...at the moment, it's definitely one more "gotcha" to be aware of.

@lukeyeager
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@gheinrich's pull request at #573 should help. We'll deprecate the classification example and encourage users to use tools/inference.py directly.

Provide command-line inferface for inference using exactly the same path as DIGITS

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Thanks, I'll have a look at that!

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No response => closing. Thanks for the report!

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