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Hi,
I have a question when I try to train DeepLabV3 with DenseNet backbone.
the loss term of DeepLabV3.
I wonder why you use this auxiliary loss term. As far as I know, original DeepLabV3 was not trained by the auxiliary cross-entropy loss.
As your code about deeplabv3 was hard-coded, it should be fixed for other backbone (i.g., DenseNet).
Thanks
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Hi,
I have a question when I try to train DeepLabV3 with DenseNet backbone.
the loss term of DeepLabV3.
I wonder why you use this auxiliary loss term. As far as I know, original DeepLabV3 was not trained by the auxiliary cross-entropy loss.
As your code about deeplabv3 was hard-coded, it should be fixed for other backbone (i.g., DenseNet).
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: