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about your baseline #25

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abcdvzz opened this issue Jan 24, 2021 · 5 comments
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about your baseline #25

abcdvzz opened this issue Jan 24, 2021 · 5 comments

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@abcdvzz
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abcdvzz commented Jan 24, 2021

Could you please tell me how you did the experiments of baseline? Could you release the code of baseline? I notice that your baseline method achieves 77.2% on veri according to Table 6 in your paper which is a very high baseline beating down the other sotas.

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You can change the veri776_b64_pven.yml file and delete the local-triplet loss. The PVEN without local loss can be regarded as a strong-reid-baseline.

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abcdvzz commented Jan 25, 2021

No local-triplet loss means no vehicle part parser, no view-aware feature alignment, no common visible feature enhancement. So using a plain resnet50 with some tricks can get 77.2% on veri776. Am I right?

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Yes

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Hi, sir, is it the same as baseline when the lambda_ was set to 0? There is no local_distmat when lambda_=0, and uses the global distmat to calculate cmc and mAP, am I right? Hope for your reply, thanks!

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Hi, sir, is it the same as baseline when the lambda_ was set to 0? There is no local_distmat when lambda_=0, and uses the global distmat to calculate cmc and mAP, am I right? Hope for your reply, thanks!

Yes

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