Question about Repeated Augmentation
See original GitHub issueHi, first of all, thank you for releasing the code base.
I have a small question about the sampler for Repeated Augmentation. What does this 256*256
mean?
Thank you!
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I have tried to remove the RAsampler for deit-tiny and deit-small, the performance is almost the same.
Hi @moskomule ,
No it’s just to determine the number of images used in the dataset for each epochs. This is not exactly
int(math.floor(len(self.dataset) / self.num_replicas))
but just the nearest multiple of 256. I think it was originally used for question of batch size.Best,
Hugo