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Asking about "import Comparative_models.CE as CE" #3
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That first module is the context encoder used to generate comparative statistics for the paper. I wasn't planning on uploading that but I can do if you'd still like it?
Let me know if this helps and get back in touch if not |
Thank you very much for your advice. Now I can train the model. By the way, Can you explain in detail how to evaluate the model ? I don't know how to use detection.py |
Firstly, you must ensure the function you want to run is selected at the bottom of the file and linked under the arg file provided. Alternatively, if you want to reproduce the graphs for example, then the roc_data and graph_data functions sort this however they would need to be adapted for your dataset and remove redundant comparative models. Let me know whether this helps |
Closing due to no responses |
Hello, I am also facing the issue with "import Comparitive_models.CE as CE". I checked this thread but couldn't find the uploaded Comparitive_models. Have you found a solution to it? |
Import Comparative_ Models CE as CE, how did you solve it |
I don't believe I have access to that file anymore, just delete the references to it as it is just required for comparing models. |
In the file "detection.py," I found "import Comparative_models.CE as CE" on line 466. How I can get this package? Moreover, I want to run your model based on the dataset "MVTec". Would you please advise me on how I can reproduce the result? What the configuration file should look like and the steps to reproduce the result.
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