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Hi, I directly ran the released codes without any modification. However, I found that the obtained results are lower than the reported ones by >1 percent point, especially the 10-1 setting with a large gap on the base (0-10) classes.
Relevant log files are provided for your reference. Could you advise the possible reasons that may cause such a problem? Thanks a lot.
15-5
15-1
10-1
0-15
16-20
all
0-15
16-20
all
0-10
11-20
all
Reported
78.8
52.0
72.4
70.6
23.7
59.4
55.4
15.1
34.3
Reproduced
76.7
48.4
70.0
69.0
20.5
57.4
38.0
13.4
26.3
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Hi, @Ze-Yang ,
I upload the experimental results for each step at: experimental results, and I will update the files of 10-10s soon, when I can access the server.
Here are some results in my git history:
15-5s setting:
15-5 setting:
My environment is requirements.
I re-train the 15-5s overlapped before, and find that the performance of step-0 plays a key role for the final performance.
I will re-train other settings when I can access the server.
Hi, I am still not able to reproduce especially the 10-1 setting results. What I obtain is far lower than the reported number. Meanwhile, I observe a strange phenomenon that the background performance drops drastically at step 8 and become 0 at step 9. Do you have a similar problem? I attach the results for all steps for your reference. Thanks.
@Ze-Yang
I'm sorry for the late reply. We have fixed bugs in the repository, and you can find the re-implemented results on VOC and ADE20K. If there is any questions, please feel easy to let us know.
Thanks for your help.
Hi, I directly ran the released codes without any modification. However, I found that the obtained results are lower than the reported ones by >1 percent point, especially the 10-1 setting with a large gap on the base (0-10) classes.
Relevant log files are provided for your reference. Could you advise the possible reasons that may cause such a problem? Thanks a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: