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How to train the models #2
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Sorry for my late reply. (A little busy at work) |
Thank you for your reply.
Looking forward to your open source!
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Sorry for my late reply. (A little busy at work)
My result is lower than in the paper, about ~2-3 percent lower than it. Maybe next week I'll push my training code.
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@Wangman1 Here is my result in mlsd_pytorch/README.md |
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Wow, these results look great, and I can't wait to see how you train the model, so great job, thank you!!! |
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all loss will be nan after about 15 epoch, anyone knows why? |
hi, could you please share the datasets with me ? It seems that the url for the datasets is unusable. |
Thanks for your code and I can run the demo successfully. But loss values are both "nan" on wireframe and custom datasets during training, do you have any idea? |
Hi, how long does it take (on average obviously) to train this model? I am trying using Colab GPUs and the process seems extremely slow... |
Hi, thank you for your code, and I want to know how to train the model in your code? thank you!
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