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No module named 'efficientnet_pytorch'

No module or files named 'efficientnet_pytorch' in the whole file holder. But 'from efficientnet_pytorch import EfficientNet' appears in the first line of efficientnet.py
Is there any thing should be done before running main.py? Thanks for your reply!

PGC_labels is constants ?

code snippet of models.py( line 121-122):
PGC_labels = torch.zeros([batch_size, 1 + self.queue_size*self.class_num]).cuda() PGC_labels[:,0:self.queue_size+1].fill_(1.0/(self.queue_size+1))

伪标签生成的问题

其他半监督学习方法如fixmatch只会使用阈值大于0.95的预测值生成伪标签,但是self-tuing直接照单全收了,这是不是不太合理

release code and training hyperparams of compared baseline methods

Hi,

Thanks for the awesome work and the public repo.

I wonder if it is possible to release the codes and training hyperparams of compared baseline methods in the paper (e.g., Fine-tuning, pseudo-labeling, fixmatch, etc.). I believe the further open source codebase will help the community to do more explorations and bring your paper more citations and impacts.

Cheers

huge performance gap between the reported number and reproduced one on Fine-Tuning method

Hi,

Thanks for the interesting work and sharing the code.

Recently, I reproduced the Fine-Tuning baseline method based on the released code for Self-Tuning method (directly delete the unlabeled and contrastive parts and use the same optim hyperparam and schedule), and the reproduced results are as follows (all experiments are conducted on 15% label proportion setting):

Dataset FT-reported FT-reproduced
CUB 45.25 48.43
Standford Cars 36.77 53.09
FGVC Aircraft 39.57 53.65

As the table shown, there is a huge performance gap between the reported numbers and the reporduced ones. Furthermore, I also found some reproduced numbers even much better than the reported numbers of SSL methods. As shown in the following table, the performance gap is quite unreasonable since large amount of unlabeled samples have been further utilized in these SSL methods.

Dataset FT-reproduced PI-model pseudo-labeling UDA Fixmatch
CUB 48.43 45.20 45.33 46.90 44.06
Standford Cars 53.09 45.19 40.93 39.90 49.86
FGVC Aircraft 53.65 37.32 46.83 43.96 55.53

So, I am really wondering how do you train the baseline methods to get the reported numbers?

Question about PGC loss.

Hi,

After reading ur paper and code, I found the PGC loss u implemented is a little bit different from the Eq (4) in ur paper? (u use KLD in ur code but not mentioned in the paper) Am I right, or I missed something?

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