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Result has huge difference
See original GitHub issueHi, The result of my code has huge difference with yours. At the epoch 99, my result is:
Source Accuracy: 9839/10000 (98.0000%)
Target Accuracy: 5958/9001 (66.0000%)
Domain Accuracy: 10646/19001 (56.0000%)
May I ask how much epoch did you run to get that result please? Thank you in advance.
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@omg777 The original version means the first version I pushed, instead of the caffe implemented version. In fact, I don’t know why the embedding are not mixed well while the accuracy is high. I guess there exists some problems during t-sne process, but I’m not sure of it. If you founded the reason, please tell me. Thanks a lot.
@CuthbertCai @AshwinAKannan @omg777 I finished experiments: the batchnorm does not affect the final performance but only embedding graph. I commited a new pull request.
FYI, both of them at epoch 90, with batchnorm:
without batchnorm: