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Can you provide training log? #17
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Thanks for your reply. I will adjust the losses accordingly and see if it trains better. |
Hi, Thanks for providing the screenshots of your training. I was wondering if you can provide the training log of the discriminator. I would like to compare with your values because I monitor it also. Thank you in advance, |
@MiotyR yes you're right, it would be really useful to have the d_loss too. |
I didnot record d_loss in the log. You can add d_loss into the log in my code for your reference |
Hi,
First of all I wanted to thank you for your work, the code is rather clean, easy to read and well structured, just like the paper. Good job!
I am trying to write this model using Tensorflow.
I would have liked to have the training log file (train.log); to make sure that the losses I get are consistent.
I used the loss weights you specified in the repository; and I have after 20 epochs:
reconstruction_loss: 0.0897 - transferal_perceptual_loss: 1.1900 - d_loss: -30.2180 - psnr: 25.3971 - ssim: 0.6679 - perceptual_loss: 47.2544 - adversarial_loss: 0.0534 - total_loss: 48.5875
As you can see the losses are not at all in the same value range; and since the perceptual loss represents more than 97% of the total loss, I doubt that the other losses will have a real impact during training; especially the adversarial_loss which has a factor of 1e3 with the perceptual loss.
It would just be great if you could log your training so that I can adjust the loss weights accordingly to do the same training with Tensorflow.
Thank you very much,
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