Combined loss
See original GitHub issueAs far as I know, the ncc loss returns a negative value. How we combined it with another loss, such as segmentation loss (cross-entropy, dice…)–that is positive value?
I suggest we can use a upper bound value and plus it with ncc to convert it to the positive range, such as
L_total = (5+ncc_loss) + dice_loss
where 5
is the maximum loss value that NCC can achieve. But the problem is how we can define the upper bound value, it really depends on the dataset.
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the Dice loss is available in the losses.py file.
Or do you mean the whole semi-supervision part of the network? if so, This is available in the
redesign
branch underVxmDenseSegSemiSupervised
– this branch will be merged into the master soon, but can still be used if you just switch the branch in your current repository clone.Would you please share the code that combined loss with segmentation (cross-entropy, dice…)-