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Models compatible with the most recent version #3627

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jacksteussie opened this issue Apr 8, 2024 · 1 comment
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Models compatible with the most recent version #3627

jacksteussie opened this issue Apr 8, 2024 · 1 comment

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@jacksteussie
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jacksteussie commented Apr 8, 2024

I was training models on a binary segmentation task, and I realized that a lot of the models currently don't work currently at least for binary segmentation except for the models that are more recently updated within the repo. I found this because only those ones have worked for me in coming to what I'd consider a reasonably decent prediction. I've double checked my config files and they definitely are correct. I was just wondering if this is a well-known issue, and is there a list somewhere of models that are compatible with the most recent release? Thanks! :)

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II have the same problem as you. I have tested that fcn,deeplabv3, and unet do not work in binary classification (mIoU=0), but MAE and convnet work well. However, they may not work well after switching datasets.

I wonder if there is an official migration list, or fix this bug soon

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