where is the pretrained model ''models/peleenetv2_inet_288_7243.caffemodel" in train_voc.py line 242?

[zhaihongjia]

[zhaihongjia]

Hi,@Robert-JunWang where i can find the pretrained model? In your paper "first train on COCO trainval135k then fine-tune on 07+12",but in the train_coco.py ,you also use the pretrained model . Thank you !

[foralliance]

@zhaihongjia just change the model name: models/peleenet_inet_acc7243.caffemodel

[zhaihongjia]

@foralliance Thank you! Why use this model with two different names?

[Robert-JunWang]

You can use --weights to set the pre-trained model. By default, Pelee uses the model trained on ImageNet to initialize the weights. To fine-tune COCO model on VOC, you have to extract a VOC model from a pre-trained COCO model first. The detail information can be found on SSD

[funquiz]

I copy this model models/peleenet_inet_acc7243.caffemodel and rename it to models/peleenetv2_inet_288_7243.caffemodel. But it looks like not work. So can you tell me how to solve it?

[Blackkinggg]

I copy this model models/peleenet_inet_acc7243.caffemodel and rename it to models/peleenetv2_inet_288_7243.caffemodel. But it looks like not work. So can you tell me how to solve it?

hello,how do you solve it.

[celljy]

I miss the same problem now ! Can you give me a useful peleenetv2_inet_288_7243.caffemodel.

[celljy]

I copy this model models/peleenet_inet_acc7243.caffemodel and rename it to models/peleenetv2_inet_288_7243.caffemodel. But it looks like not work. So can you tell me how to solve it?

hello,how do you solve it.

hello ,solve it ?can you tell me how to solve it ?