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May I ask two questions? #9

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MubarkLa opened this issue Sep 9, 2016 · 1 comment
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MubarkLa opened this issue Sep 9, 2016 · 1 comment

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@MubarkLa
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MubarkLa commented Sep 9, 2016

Hello, I am very interested in your work and I am doing some reproduction work based on your work.
Now I have two questions which make me a little confused. May I ask about them?

1.How do you get your final prediction? For example, if I fuse from 'temporal' to 'spatial', should I only use the prediction of spatial net or both of the two nets? And when you got your best result in your paper, the 'nFramesPerVid' you used is also only 1?

2.Which of these two performs better in your experiment? Fuse from 'temporal' to 'spatial' or fuse from 'spatial' to 'temporal'?

I am sorry for taking your time and thank you a lot for reading my questions. I'd appreciate it a lot if you could kindly answer my questions.

@MubarkLa MubarkLa changed the title May I ask three questions? May I ask two questions? Sep 12, 2016
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Hi,

To 1: As noted in the paper, the final prediction is made by averaging the prediction layer outputs (in the paper: "During testing, we average the FC8 predictions for both towers.");
Regarding 'nFramesPerVid': this is also mentioned in the paper: "For testing we average
20 temporal predictions from each network by densely sampling the input-frame-stacks and their horizontal flips."

To 2: We did not evaluate fusion from the spatial into the temporal stream, but we expect similar performance.

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