Mask_rcnn: Train Mask RCNN from scratch

Created on 23 Mar 2020  路  5Comments  路  Source: matterport/Mask_RCNN

Just a quick question, I want to train this implementation of Mask RCNN from scratch (i.e. without using the COCO or Imagenet weights). How can I do that?

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Are you asking how start with random weights?
If is this, if you comment the line where model.load_weights() do that.

Just a quick question, I want to train this implementation of Mask RCNN from scratch (i.e. without using the COCO or Imagenet weights). How can I do that?

Are you asking how start with random weights?
If is this, if you comment the line where model.load_weights() do that.

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Just a quick question, I want to train this implementation of Mask RCNN from scratch (i.e. without using the COCO or Imagenet weights). How can I do that?

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This would in fact be great to know.

Are you asking how start with random weights?
If is this, if you comment the line where model.load_weights() do that.

Just a quick question, I want to train this implementation of Mask RCNN from scratch (i.e. without using the COCO or Imagenet weights). How can I do that?

Are you asking how start with random weights?
If is this, if you comment the line where model.load_weights() do that.

I think we can train MRCNN from scratch. I tried by making train "all" layers while training. But we need a huge amount of train data to get better results as network is too deep.
As there is always a space to learn, looking forward to knowing if my understanding is correct.

Are you asking how start with random weights?
If is this, if you comment the line where model.load_weights() do that.

Just a quick question, I want to train this implementation of Mask RCNN from scratch (i.e. without using the COCO or Imagenet weights). How can I do that?

Are you asking how start with random weights?
If is this, if you comment the line where model.load_weights() do that.

That did the trick! Thank you very much! @JotaCoves

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