Reproducing with pretrained.pth
See original GitHub issueHI @ajabri
Thanks for sharing the code and model.
However, I am having trouble reproducing your results with the provided pretrained.pth
.
It only yields J&F-Mean 0.407953.
Could you please have a check on that?
Thx!
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It looks like the model was not loaded. If
--resume
receives a path that does not exist, it is ignored and no model is reloaded. Maybe you need--resume ../pretrained.pth
?@vadimkantorov Yes, I guess so! Indeed, a useful baseline 😃
Sorry for the confusion, will clarify this in the README.