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richzhang
commented on May 24, 2024
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I used random crops (176 out of 256) and flipping in the original paper. It was trained in caffe, a long time ago now
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jo4y4y94
commented on May 24, 2024
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@richzhang Thanks for you reply! Do you know how were those 256x256 images come from? i'm not sure is central cropped from an arbitrary size image then resize to 256x256,or directly resize an arbitrary size image to 256x256,it seems like second option is a little bit weird cause it change the ratio of image.
After reading caffe's official code,i have found out that if you set H and W to 256 while making lmdb file, it will resize all images to 256x256 no matter what original size is .Put it here in case someone is wondering this.
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