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The input resolution seems to have a big impact on the model #27

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puyiwen opened this issue Aug 23, 2022 · 8 comments
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The input resolution seems to have a big impact on the model #27

puyiwen opened this issue Aug 23, 2022 · 8 comments

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@puyiwen
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puyiwen commented Aug 23, 2022

Hi,I used the input size as 576x448,the model can achieve the result of the paper, but when I changed the input size to 224x224, the model rmse dropped from 0.34 to 0.50. I don't understand why this is, is this normal? Should I retrain the mit_b4 model again?Looking forward to your reply.

@fenfeichen
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Hello, when I was doing the experiment, there was always a gap between the experimental results and the author's results. How did you do this experiment

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puyiwen commented Sep 19, 2022

Hello, when I was doing the experiment, there was always a gap between the experimental results and the author's results. How did you do this experiment

I just delete the RandomCrop

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puyiwen commented Oct 11, 2022 via email

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Thank you for your generous answer. It is very helpful to me. Thank you again

@sayakpaul
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Have you tried fine-tuning experiments on any other datasets, such as DIODE?

@sunssssssss
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I recently tried to reproduce this model and found the same situation as you. I was wondering how you analyzed and concluded that random clipping needed to be removed to bridge the gap between the two

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puyiwen commented Mar 9, 2023

Have you tried fine-tuning experiments on any other datasets, such as DIODE?

Sorry for my late reply. I have not fine-tuned this model on other datasets. However, I used the GLPDepth model with 224x224 input size to inference my real scene, and I found the visualization to be very nice. This will mean that GLPDepth has a certain generalization.

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puyiwen commented Mar 9, 2023

I recently tried to reproduce this model and found the same situation as you. I was wondering how you analyzed and concluded that random clipping needed to be removed to bridge the gap between the two

I am not very clear, because I have done a lot of experiments, and I found that the data enhancement method of crop will reduce the accuracy of my model, whether it is RandomCrop or CenterCrop.

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