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parameter tunning for custom dataset #4
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Hi Henry, Let me know if you have more questions. |
Hi Shir, |
Exactly. I started by manually choosing an elbow coefficient value that yielded clusters that were visually pleasing. Choosing the saliency threshold was quite straight-forward because there was a large margin between the saliency of background and foreground objects (in other words, many different values can suffice for good performance). Another way to tune the elbow coefficient is to plot the k-means cost function using several different k values, plot them in a graph and choose the point where the cost function stops descending rapidly and descends slower. |
Thank you! |
I found your method sensitive to the choice of parameters (thresh, elbow coefficient, etc.). Instead of tunning them manually and assessing the results qualitatively, is there a way to do a grid search and assess quantitatively? For example, can I search on the training set and evaluate on the validation set and use Landmark regression results to select the best parameters? If so, could you upload your evaluation scripts so that I can do it this way? Thank you.
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