Detectron training schedule
See original GitHub issueI have started a training with image-net weights to test the training-schedule
branch. I will update this issue regularly to report the findings.
Training setting is:
dataset
: COCO
batch-size
: 1
GPU
: 1 x GTX1080Ti (I can switch to a P100
in the following days.)
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)
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No hope there. The current model is trained over many different runs, so there is no single log. It is also pretty difficult in my opinion because of the training optimizer and settings used. We would greatly benefit if someone takes the time to investigate how to train a COCO model more quickly.