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Hi there.
I'd like to know why forward only one object from an image at once?
Doesn't it wrong cause it penalizes another true detected objects which is not in your targets?
For example I have an image with a 15 objects.
Now we forward every time with only one object like that: target = [{'boxes': torch.tensor([[345, 191, 369, 204]]), 'labels': ['cat']}]
Why we cannot construct a target for all objects in the image like this?
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Whole image objects train forward at once instead of single object
Forward all image objects at once instead of single object
Feb 12, 2021
Hi there.
I'd like to know why forward only one object from an image at once?
Doesn't it wrong cause it penalizes another true detected objects which is not in your targets?
For example I have an image with a 15 objects.
Now we forward every time with only one object like that:
target = [{'boxes': torch.tensor([[345, 191, 369, 204]]), 'labels': ['cat']}]
Why we cannot construct a target for all objects in the image like this?
Thankx in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: