DM-Count
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Code for NeurIPS 2020 paper: Distribution Matching for Crowd Counting.
This is a very great work. Thanks a lot Could you also share the dataloader and experimental setting (like crop size and so on) for dataset UCF-CC-50? Currently, I am...
I'm trying to understand the evaluation procedure that you have used for the ShanghaiTech B dataset. Are you monitoring performance on the test set during training and then selecting the...
Hello, thanks for the great work! Do you have any advice on how to use your work with smaller images that are not technically crowds but more occlusions of two,...
train.py is not running and encounters the following problems. in pytorch 1.2 Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:/Program Files (x86)/DM-Count-master/train.py", line 64, in trainer.train() File "C:\Program Files (x86)\DM-Count-master\train_helper.py", line...
Hey [@cvlab-stonybrook](https://github.com/cvlab-stonybrook)! 👋 This pull request makes it possible to run your model inside a Docker environment, which makes it easier for other people to run it. We're using an...
Why setting the optimal target equals the dual term ""s derivate times the prediction instead of the original OT distance? It makes sense to optimize the entire OT loss term...
Hi, thanks for this meaningful work. I am wondering how will the min_size, max_size effects the final results or the training process? https://github.com/cvlab-stonybrook/DM-Count/blob/cc5f2132e0d1328909f31b6d665b8e0b15c30467/preprocess/preprocess_dataset_nwpu.py#L99
Using the code, I observe very big experimental randomness. For example, on QNRF dataset, I obtain results on test set as follows (MAE and MSE): **run 1**: 87.621, 149.75 **run...
you just put the preprocess code in the function train_transform of "Crowd_sh".
I think the idea is very novel and the result is very good. I want to follow your work and use Optimal Transport in another task. But a problem occurs...