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Thanks for your works on Panoptic DeepLab. I am very newbie and tried to reproduce the results of panoptic segmentation on Cityscapes datasets with X65-DC5 backbone and the same configs. But I only got PQ (60.04%) which is lower.
Because of pool_kernel_size error, as in the comment, I uncommented the corresponding code in ASPP.py
Performance
PQ: 60.04
AP: 32.41
mIoU: 79.51
I could reproduce AP, mIoU results. I hope to know if this PQ results makes sense and is contained in expected range.
Moreover, I used two A100(80G) gpus and it requires total 140G for training 32 batch. Is it right memory size for training panoptic deeplab model?
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Thanks for your works on Panoptic DeepLab. I am very newbie and tried to reproduce the results of panoptic segmentation on Cityscapes datasets with X65-DC5 backbone and the same configs. But I only got PQ (60.04%) which is lower.
Configs
Backbone = X65-DC5 (pretrained)
Batch size = 32
learning rate = 0.001
Train_Iteration = 60k
CROP SIZE = [512, 1024]
Framework = detectron2
What I changed
Because of pool_kernel_size error, as in the comment, I uncommented the corresponding code in ASPP.py
Performance
PQ: 60.04
AP: 32.41
mIoU: 79.51
I could reproduce AP, mIoU results. I hope to know if this PQ results makes sense and is contained in expected range.
Moreover, I used two A100(80G) gpus and it requires total 140G for training 32 batch. Is it right memory size for training panoptic deeplab model?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: