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other available views? #31

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wqtwjt1996 opened this issue Jan 18, 2020 · 5 comments
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other available views? #31

wqtwjt1996 opened this issue Jan 18, 2020 · 5 comments

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@wqtwjt1996
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Could you please release the code of using other views instead of only "l" and "ab" in the training CMC process?

@HobbitLong
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Hi, @wqtwjt1996 ,

Which experiment are you referring to, Video, Segmentation and Depth, or other color spaces?

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Hi, @wqtwjt1996 ,

Which experiment are you referring to, Video, Segmentation and Depth, or other color spaces?

depth and segmentation.

@HobbitLong
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depth and segmentation.

It needs a bit of work to combine that one in current repo, probably not now.

@yassouali
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yassouali commented Feb 5, 2020

@HobbitLong Can you please provide some additional info on how we compute the loss in case of segmentation & depth ? I can't see how to compute the contrastive loss from the segmentation masks, do we pass the labels (C, H, W) through a network to get a representation and then compute the loss? thanks.

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@HobbitLong Can you please provide some additional info on how we compute the loss in case of segmentation & depth ? I can't see how to compute the contrastive loss from the segmentation masks, do we pass the labels (C, H, W) through a network to get a representation and then compute the loss? thanks.

As illustrated in the paper, you also need an encoder to encode segmentation masks into features.

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