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czq142857 avatar czq142857 commented on June 26, 2024

Yes. For different images, the only difference in the BSP-trees is the plane parameters. The connections are the same. It may limit the network's capacity. The concern is that the size of the connection matrix T is pxc, where p is the number of planes and c the number of convexes. In our implementation, p=4,096 and c=256, therefore pxc=1,048,576. It is hard to output those weights without reducing p or c.

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trisct avatar trisct commented on June 26, 2024

Thanks for the clarification. I wonder if you have done any experiment to see if outputting the weights from image features is possible in simple cases, for example, the 2d toy problems.

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czq142857 avatar czq142857 commented on June 26, 2024

No, I haven't.

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