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erfannoury avatar erfannoury commented on June 5, 2024

@yassersouri I'll work on these in two weeks. Is it ok?

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yassersouri avatar yassersouri commented on June 5, 2024

Yes

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yassersouri avatar yassersouri commented on June 5, 2024

@erfannoury
I hope that everything went well. I am waiting on this.

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erfannoury avatar erfannoury commented on June 5, 2024

@yassersouri Thank you very much. I'm on it.

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erfannoury avatar erfannoury commented on June 5, 2024

@yassersouri There two places in which dropout is used in this network according to the paper.

  1. One of them is used in before the final linear layer in the "extra networks on the side", with 70% ratio of dropped outputs.
  2. Another dropout layer is used before the final linear layer in the main network (Table 1) with 40% ratio of dropped outputs.

However since the extra side networks are only used when training the network, we wouldn't use them in our architecture. Therefore only the second dropout layer before the final layer shall be used (after the final global average pooling layer). This wouldn't be needed if we only used the network, but since we are planning on pre-training the network, therefore we will be using a linear layer after the final average pooling layer, we need the dropout layer after the final average pooling layer (pool5/7x7_s1).

It is added now using commit 83e02ba

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erfannoury avatar erfannoury commented on June 5, 2024

Albeit, since we are planning on pre-training the network, we might need the extra side networks after all. Have you decided on this @yassersouri?

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yassersouri avatar yassersouri commented on June 5, 2024

I don't think we will be needing the auxiliary networks.

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