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Hi, we randomly and independently add noise to RGB and Depth modality for NYUD2 experiments. That is, we apply torchvision.transforms.RandomApply(add_noise, p=0.5) for each modality individually. Thus we should expect 25% samples with both modalities corrupted, 25% samples with RGB modality corrupted only, 25% samples with Depth modality corrupted only and 25% clean samples. Due to my current busy schedule, I will update the test code to GitHub later. Sorry for any inconvenience. |
Thank you for your response. I would greatly appreciate it if you could share your code on GitHub. |
Hi, I have updated the repo and add test.py in the RGBD-scene-recognition folder. The results are the same with I reported in the manuscript. Free feel to let me informed whether you still have troubles in reproducing. Thus I can continue help you to debug or close this issue. |
Thank you for your generous sharing. But I noticed your adding noise code is same as text-image datasets. The package named the additional_transform.AddGaussianNoise is the same as the dataset.AddGaussianNoise, right? I conduct your experiment on this nyud2 dataset from scratch, but can't reach your accuracy. |
That sounds weired. I also downloaded the datasets and trained from scratch myself. Here is my results:
Due to time limits, I only trained and tested once with random seed=1. The result is slightly different with that in the manuscript. Would you mind to share your code and accuracy? As for the corruption function: Yes, AddGaussianNoise is the same for two tasks. |
Is the code of noise experiments on NYUD2 the same as text-image datasets?
I conducted the noise experiments on the NYUD2 dataset; however, the accuracy is lower than the paper's.
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