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implementation details about the testing process #5
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I appreciate your interest. Could you please let me know which checkpoint you have been using? How about the acc1 performance on StanfordCars & Aircraft? To attain the highest acc1 accuracy, it is advisable to consider selecting the checkpoint with the best retrieval performance, rather than relying solely on the last epoch during the pretraining process. For your reference, I have provided the checkpoint at the following link: Checkpoint Link |
Thank you for your reply! I only test on the CUB dataset and select the checkpoint with the best retrieval performance of the result of main_moco.py(the best retrieval performance gained around 35 epochs and reached acc around 42). Using the checkpoint on the last epoch to gain a linear classifier always attains the result around 62. The parameters I set are the same as you have given in the paper. |
Hello, I have encountered the same problem. May I ask if you have solved this problem and could you tell me your solution? @jiauxan |
I ran the code of LCR you provided, pretraining the model on the CUB dataset for 100 epochs and then freezing the model parameters and only optimizing the linear classifier . However, I could only achieve a maximum acc1 around 64.71. I would like to know if there is any step I might have missed or done incorrectly. thanks a lot!
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