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parameter "stem-multiplier", "multiplier", "steps" #134

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xjhcassy opened this issue Feb 25, 2020 · 5 comments
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parameter "stem-multiplier", "multiplier", "steps" #134

xjhcassy opened this issue Feb 25, 2020 · 5 comments

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@xjhcassy
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Hi, @Catosine, Thanks for sharing the work. I have some quetions about the parameters in model_search.py. I have seen one of your answers in the issues as belows, but I still confused about the parameters "stem-multiplier", "multiplier", "steps", so could you please expland more detail, for example: Have any works found it good in CNN applied to CIFAR/ImageNet. Thank you very much.

I've asked someone who has an research field in automl/nas. He told me that most of the hyperparameters used in DARTS are experience from past, i.e. using stem_mulitiplier=3 is simply because is is found good in previous CNN applied to CIFAR/ImageNet. And that is the same for other hyperparameter you mentioned. He also gives me a suggestion for applying DARTS to other dataset: try to build couple of baselines, and use those hyperparameter as your search space to explore new structures.

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hi @xjhcassy
just to be quick: i am NOT the author of this work. But I did play with the code for a while.

@Catosine
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@xjhcassy I also talked to someone in this field: as you have noticed, AutoML is very young and it is not very "auto". i.e. those parameters you mentioned are tuned by human experts.

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@xjhcassy BTW if you are thinking of applied automl to your own task, then it is a very good idea to start as you mentioned in the blackened words.

@Catosine
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@xjhcassy In addition, there are following works of DARTS, such as Progressive DARTS, Partial Channel DARTS, FairDARTS. I think they all on github.
Sorry for replying in parts. Good luck:)
PF

@xjhcassy
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Thank you very much. I take NAS as my graduation design, so recently I am also playing with the code. After reading many of your answers in the issues, it helps me a lot. Thanks again and good luck!

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