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In demo_inception.py:
path_train_imagenet = '/datasets2/ILSVRC2012/train'
is passed into create_imagenet_npy(). This path doesn't exist, so the rest of the function doesn't run. What is the best way to get the data so the universal perturbation vector can be created?
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You need to download the data from http://image-net.org/download-images, and specify the path of the folder containing the images.
Alternatively, you can use the pre-computed perturbations under the "precomputed" folder.
Thanks! Another question - how many passes does it usually take to compute a universal perturbation?
Due to memory limitations I needed to drastically decrease the number of images used (from 10,000 to 500) and I'm running CPU-only. So it's taking much longer than it would on a GPU (which I expect) but I'm wondering how many passes should be necessary.
In demo_inception.py:
path_train_imagenet = '/datasets2/ILSVRC2012/train'
is passed into create_imagenet_npy(). This path doesn't exist, so the rest of the function doesn't run. What is the best way to get the data so the universal perturbation vector can be created?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: