The AP is even less than the much smaller DLA-34, do you have any idea?
which backbones do u use? Res50 or Res34?
which backbones do u use? Res50 or Res34?
As shown in the README of this project, the resnet-101 is about 3 points lower than dla-34 backbone : DLA-34(37.4), Resnet-101(34.6)
which backbones do u use? Res50 or Res34?
As shown in the README of this project, the resnet-101 is about 3 points lower than dla-34 backbone : DLA-34(37.4), Resnet-101(34.6)
May be DLA has more connections? This is strange and instesting, because on Imagenet, DLA's top1 accuracy is much lower than res50 or res101.
which backbones do u use? Res50 or Res34?
As shown in the README of this project, the resnet-101 is about 3 points lower than dla-34 backbone : DLA-34(37.4), Resnet-101(34.6)
May be DLA has more connections? This is strange and instesting, because on Imagenet, DLA's top1 accuracy is much lower than res50 or res101.
Yes, that's my doubt, i want to ask how much degree the CenterNet relies on the backbone.
This is a very good question. We need to distinguish two concepts: "backbone" and "network". "network" is backbone + upsampling layers (or "neck" in some other papers). In our resnet_dcn models or msra_resnet models, the upsampling layers are light (3 upconv layers), while in our dla models, the upsampling layers are large (DLA_up + IDA_up, please refer to the code and fig.6 in the supplementary). I would say the upsampling layers matter a lot, and they are not easily transferable across backbones: the default DLA_up requires keeping the original channels in the backbone (for DLA, the #channels from 4x stride to 32x stride are 64, 128, 256, 512, for ResNets, they are 256, 512, 1024, 2048), and using IDA_up for ResNets will be very expensive. I can only afford to try Res18 + DLA_up, the performance is much better than Res18+dcn upconvs and close to DLA34+IDA_up on pascal. I haven't tried DLA + dcn upconvs.
This is a very good question. We need to distinguish two concepts: "backbone" and "network". "network" is backbone + upsampling layers (or "neck" in some other papers). In our
resnet_dcnmodels ormsra_resnetmodels, the upsampling layers are light (3 upconv layers), while in our dla models, the upsampling layers are large (DLA_up + IDA_up, please refer to the code and fig.6 in the supplementary). I would say the upsampling layers matter a lot, and they are not easily transferable across backbones: the default DLA_up requires keeping the original channels in the backbone (for DLA, the #channels from 4x stride to 32x stride are 64, 128, 256, 512, for ResNets, they are 256, 512, 1024, 2048), and using IDA_up for ResNets will be very expensive. I can only afford to try Res18 + DLA_up, the performance is much better than Res18+dcn upconvs and close to DLA34+IDA_up on pascal. I haven't tried DLA + dcn upconvs.
Thanks for your detailed explanation. Can i understand it as that the keypoint estimation is more like semantic segmentation, which requires large resolution and dense prediction, therefore upsampling is critical to it?
This is a very good question. We need to distinguish two concepts: "backbone" and "network". "network" is backbone + upsampling layers (or "neck" in some other papers). In our
resnet_dcnmodels ormsra_resnetmodels, the upsampling layers are light (3 upconv layers), while in our dla models, the upsampling layers are large (DLA_up + IDA_up, please refer to the code and fig.6 in the supplementary). I would say the upsampling layers matter a lot, and they are not easily transferable across backbones: the default DLA_up requires keeping the original channels in the backbone (for DLA, the #channels from 4x stride to 32x stride are 64, 128, 256, 512, for ResNets, they are 256, 512, 1024, 2048), and using IDA_up for ResNets will be very expensive. I can only afford to try Res18 + DLA_up, the performance is much better than Res18+dcn upconvs and close to DLA34+IDA_up on pascal. I haven't tried DLA + dcn upconvs.
Thanks for your patience.
不好意思,英文可能不太清晰。我好奇的是,
They are several variants outperforming ResNet. Why do some researchers still use the old ResNet rather than ResNext or SENet?
Is it because ResNet is GPU-friendly?
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This is a very good question. We need to distinguish two concepts: "backbone" and "network". "network" is backbone + upsampling layers (or "neck" in some other papers). In our
resnet_dcnmodels ormsra_resnetmodels, the upsampling layers are light (3 upconv layers), while in our dla models, the upsampling layers are large (DLA_up + IDA_up, please refer to the code and fig.6 in the supplementary). I would say the upsampling layers matter a lot, and they are not easily transferable across backbones: the default DLA_up requires keeping the original channels in the backbone (for DLA, the #channels from 4x stride to 32x stride are 64, 128, 256, 512, for ResNets, they are 256, 512, 1024, 2048), and using IDA_up for ResNets will be very expensive. I can only afford to try Res18 + DLA_up, the performance is much better than Res18+dcn upconvs and close to DLA34+IDA_up on pascal. I haven't tried DLA + dcn upconvs.Thanks for your patience.
- You just mentioned the two structure "IDA_up" is more expensive than "DLA_up" so you choose to use "res + dla_up", but "DLA_up" is consturcted with some "IDA_up".
ucbdrive/dla#14 (comment)
Why IDA_up consumes more?- Just as you said, the output dimensions of "DLA_up" keep constant and the "IDA_up" will change all layers to the same output dimensions(upsample). So in your "res + dla_up", is it still need more layers after "DLA_up" and before "head layers"?Or is it just a mistake which should be " res + IDA_up"?
- I tried to make some improvements about resnet.
3.1) resnet + fpn +dcn+ upsample + add
3.2) resnet +ida_up (which actually is .. dcn+ upsample + add+dcn)
Which one would be better?不好意思,英文可能不太清晰。我好奇的是,
- 这里提到的"IDA_up"资源消耗比"DLAUp"大,但实际上"DLAUp"是由多个"IDA_up"组成的.
ucbdrive/dla#14 (comment)
为什么反而IDA_up资源消耗大呢。- "DLA_up"模块的各个层的输出纬度和输入一致保持不变的,在原始的版本中是需要"IDA_up"将所有层统一改为相关的维度-上采样-才能进行add操作。那后续提到的“res+dla_up”中,如果没有ida_up,dla_up后面连接的是什么结构,才能得到维度相同的featuremap(后续连上head)。或者说,写错了实际上使用的是“res+ida_up”?
- 这里想改进resnet效果。
本想使用res+fpn,然后通过的upsample+add+dcn得到feature map。
对比下,感觉可以采用res5+ida_up,就可以得到比较好的featuremap。
哪种更合理些,有建议吗
@niaoyu Hi, have you tried with res+fpn?
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This is a very good question. We need to distinguish two concepts: "backbone" and "network". "network" is backbone + upsampling layers (or "neck" in some other papers). In our
resnet_dcnmodels ormsra_resnetmodels, the upsampling layers are light (3 upconv layers), while in our dla models, the upsampling layers are large (DLA_up + IDA_up, please refer to the code and fig.6 in the supplementary). I would say the upsampling layers matter a lot, and they are not easily transferable across backbones: the default DLA_up requires keeping the original channels in the backbone (for DLA, the #channels from 4x stride to 32x stride are 64, 128, 256, 512, for ResNets, they are 256, 512, 1024, 2048), and using IDA_up for ResNets will be very expensive. I can only afford to try Res18 + DLA_up, the performance is much better than Res18+dcn upconvs and close to DLA34+IDA_up on pascal. I haven't tried DLA + dcn upconvs.