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Can I get the 92.5% accuracy by directly run your code? #18

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MubarkLa opened this issue Oct 31, 2016 · 3 comments
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Can I get the 92.5% accuracy by directly run your code? #18

MubarkLa opened this issue Oct 31, 2016 · 3 comments

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@MubarkLa
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Hello.
I downloaded your code for the paper 'Two-Stream Convolutional Networks for Action Recognition in Videos', and run it directly. I tried many times but I can only get a result of 91.5%.
Should I change somewhere in your code to get the 92.5% in your paper?

@MubarkLa MubarkLa changed the title May I get the 92.5% accuracy by directly run your code? Can I get the 92.5% accuracy by directly run your code? Oct 31, 2016
@feichtenhofer
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Hi,
In the paper a different testing strategy is employed. "For testing we average
20 temporal predictions from each network by densely sampling the input-frame-stacks and their horizontal flips". Consider changing the opts.train.numValFrames variable.

@MubarkLa
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OK! Understand!
Thank you very very much.

@lvyali
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lvyali commented Mar 26, 2019

@MubarkLa
Sorry to bother you,but can you tell me how to test this code to get the accuray?

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