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a problem when using 3d-giou for regression training #47
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Hi! For me, it looks like a technical issue. I've personally used 3D-GIoU for 3D detection in an indoor environment. Some classes also had large aspect ratios, e.g., bookshelves and cabinets. But I didn't see such a problem. I think some hyperparameters in your training might not be optimally chosen. According to my experience, the weighting factors of different sub-losses, e.g., for bounding box regression and semantic classification, have a significant impact on the training. Inappropriate weighting factors might lead to weird behaviors. I don't know any details about your implementation so I might be wrong. But I would suggest tuning the hyperparameters to see if the problem persists. |
Thanks for your reply,I will check it later and tell your about the solvement if it does works.
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From: Lanxiao Li ***@***.***>
Date: Tue,Aug 9,2022 9:40 PM
To: lilanxiao/Rotated_IoU ***@***.***>
Cc: Gretacyh ***@***.***>, Author ***@***.***>
Subject: Re: [lilanxiao/Rotated_IoU] a problem when using 3d-giou forregression training (Issue #47)
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Hello,There is a problem when using 3d-giou for regression training. When I use 3d-giou to train 3dssd on my own dataset(5 classes: car perdestrian headstock fulltrailer emptytrailer), it seems that giou implementation extremely harmful for categories with large aspect ratio.(for example: when training the valid mAP for trailer is always 0, however the mAP for other types is normal and progressively increase. ) Additionally, it can be normally training using iou/ciou/diou for regression. Last, hope for your reply.Thanks~
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