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Hello,
Thank you for sharing your work to public. I am currently trying to run your code. I got several questions regarding training.
I see in options.py, line 25-32, where we can define to use there are several pretrained_model,
model_module_to_load is for choosing to load pretrained flownet or full model. and correspondingly you provided chairs_things, model_A, model_B, model_C for model_name. Are they all full model ? Are these models all full models trained by you? what is the difference among then ?
For the training, should I train the network by following your procedures from "0_flow" , then "s_solver" , then "2_mask" and then "3_refine". If doing it this way, I should update the saved_model in line 31 to the newly trained model. right ?
Could I just train the network in end--to-end way by setting mode =="3_refine" ?
I find that when I train the network with your provided pretrained model, the loss basically stays at 24-30 and does not reduce, even I set model_modele_to_load = "only_flow_net". Does that mean your pretrained models are already perfect ?
Thanks a million for your work and your time.
Best regards
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing your work to public. I am currently trying to run your code. I got several questions regarding training.
I see in options.py, line 25-32, where we can define to use there are several pretrained_model,
model_module_to_load is for choosing to load pretrained flownet or full model. and correspondingly you provided chairs_things, model_A, model_B, model_C for model_name. Are they all full model ? Are these models all full models trained by you? what is the difference among then ?
For the training, should I train the network by following your procedures from "0_flow" , then "s_solver" , then "2_mask" and then "3_refine". If doing it this way, I should update the saved_model in line 31 to the newly trained model. right ?
Could I just train the network in end--to-end way by setting mode =="3_refine" ?
I find that when I train the network with your provided pretrained model, the loss basically stays at 24-30 and does not reduce, even I set model_modele_to_load = "only_flow_net". Does that mean your pretrained models are already perfect ?
Thanks a million for your work and your time.
Best regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: