custom data normalisation for non-imagenet datasets
See original GitHub issueHi, thanks to the authors of this paper and this code for making the effort to share their work with the community.
I am trying to use Dino on a non-imagenet dataset and started to alter the code in this fashion. For details, see main_dino.py
and visualize_attention.py
in my fork. I am basically trying to get rid of any hard coded magic numbers related to imagenet (if possible).
Drop me a 👍 if you like or need this work. If the feedback is inline with #1, I can send a PR if time permits. Other feedback on this is always welcome - feel free to send PRs to my fork.
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Maybe create a new issue?
Hi @mathildecaron31. Yes i did. You were right. I changed patch_size from 8 to 16. And it works!