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mks0601 avatar mks0601 commented on August 29, 2024
  • the input value ranges are big >> 1.0, doe sit cause any gradient problem?
    -> No. Many works just use 0~255 pixel valued-images as the input of their networks.

  • the input value range of input image and input heatmaps are not on the same scale. Input images are subjected from the pixel_means, while the heatmap value ranges are in [0, 255].
    -> The output scale does not have to be the same with that of the input.

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khanhha avatar khanhha commented on August 29, 2024

Thanks for your answer.

-> The output scale does not have to be the same as that of the input:
--> Sorry for the misunderstanding. I mean the scale value between two kinds of input: input image and input keypoint heatmaps; Image has a value range of [-126, 126], and input heatmap has a value of a range of [0, 255]. They are concatenated into a multi-channel input before passing into convolution operations, so I suppose that they should be normalized to the same scale.

Anyway, your normalization technique produces accurate results, so that means it works. Maybe it's just a matter of training convergence.

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mks0601 avatar mks0601 commented on August 29, 2024

Although they are concatenated, their scales do not have to be in the same range. The learnable weights will consider the scale difference. I think you don't have to worry about that.

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khanhha avatar khanhha commented on August 29, 2024

Thank you very much

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