U-2-Net I'm a student of the second Graduate School of Tsinghua University. When I trained, I didn't quite understand the meaning of L1 to L5 loss printed out by the command line. Among them, do L1 and L2 loss refer to absolute value error and mean square error? In addition, I don't understand L3 to L5 loss, and I sincerely look forward to your reply

I'm a student of the second Graduate School of Tsinghua University. When I trained, I didn't quite understand the meaning of L1 to L5 loss printed out by the command line. Among them, do L1 and L2 loss refer to absolute value error and mean square error? In addition, I don't understand L3 to L5 loss, and I sincerely look forward to your reply

Open xianglei3 opened this issue 2 years ago • 1 comments

The printing information is as follows

l0: 0.439068, l1: 0.418778, l2: 0.421991, l3: 0.425464, l4: 0.438959, l5: 0.530802, l6: 0.505693

Jul 18 '22 06:07 xianglei3

That indicates the loss of each side output.

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The printing information is as follows

l0: 0.439068, l1: 0.418778, l2: 0.421991, l3: 0.425464, l4: 0.438959, l5: 0.530802, l6: 0.505693

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