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Hi, first of thank you so much for this great python package.
I am wondering how to approach the MC dropout in deepsurv model, i.e., keep the dropout active when evaluating testing data. I am very new to PyTorch and it is difficult for me to modify the source code. Many many thanks for any suggestions and instructions!!
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Hi, I am trying to work this out as well. Haven't gotten around to it yet, but seems as (deceptively) simple as keeping model.train() as a way to prime the model for 'training' even while predicting. This way, the dropout layers remain active during prediction thereby resulting in some randomness, which can then be used to get ideas about the distributions.
Hi, first of thank you so much for this great python package.
I am wondering how to approach the MC dropout in deepsurv model, i.e., keep the dropout active when evaluating testing data. I am very new to PyTorch and it is difficult for me to modify the source code. Many many thanks for any suggestions and instructions!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: