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Hello, thank you for your code sharing.
When looking into your code, I have a question about implementation for your partial channel connection idea.
In your code (model_search.py), it seems that "channel_shuffle" function only choose the first quartile of channels (including "forward" function of MixedOp class).
Does it mean that a channel sampling mask S_i,j defined in your paper is a fixed mask?
Please answer my question.
Thank you!
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Are indices for channel sampling fixed?
Is a channel sampling mask fixed?
Mar 31, 2020
Hi, we offer two kinds of implementations in this repo. One is the mentioned channel_shuffle (it induces fixed mask each layer while different within layers.) which is an approximation; The other is a totally random mask, you can check model_search_random.py, if you are interested.
Hello, thank you for your code sharing.
When looking into your code, I have a question about implementation for your partial channel connection idea.
In your code (model_search.py), it seems that "channel_shuffle" function only choose the first quartile of channels (including "forward" function of MixedOp class).
Does it mean that a channel sampling mask S_i,j defined in your paper is a fixed mask?
Please answer my question.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: