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It seems that during the data loading, the gt density maps should be in the folder gt_density_map_adaptive_512_512_object_VarV2
However, this folder does not exist in the original dataset. I guess that they are the reshaped original density maps. Did you pad the density masks? What kind of padding did you use? Did you reshape density maps in some other ways?
Thank you
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Is there a reshaping of the gt density maps needed?
Is it a reshaping of the gt density maps needed?
Aug 14, 2024
Yes, that's correct! If you want to train the model from scratch, refer to LOCA for all the necessary steps to generate density maps. LOCA uses adaptively changed Gaussians based on the width and height of the exemplars in the training stage. However, for evaluation, everything should work properly with the original density maps. I haven't checked, but I'm fairly certain it should.
Yes, that's correct! If you want to train the model from scratch, refer to LOCA for all the necessary steps to generate density maps. LOCA uses adaptively changed Gaussians based on the width and height of the exemplars in the training stage. However, for evaluation, everything should work properly with the original density maps. I haven't checked, but I'm fairly certain it should.
Thank you for your answer.
I think that it is needed not only for training, but also for other scripta such as fscd_0shot_clip.sh
Btw, I will follow the code of LOCA, thank you again.
Hi, thank you for your work.
It seems that during the data loading, the gt density maps should be in the folder
gt_density_map_adaptive_512_512_object_VarV2
However, this folder does not exist in the original dataset. I guess that they are the reshaped original density maps. Did you pad the density masks? What kind of padding did you use? Did you reshape density maps in some other ways?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: