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Replicating MAttNet Online Demo #28

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albamhp opened this issue Jun 12, 2019 · 2 comments
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Replicating MAttNet Online Demo #28

albamhp opened this issue Jun 12, 2019 · 2 comments

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@albamhp
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albamhp commented Jun 12, 2019

Running the demo cv/example_demo.ipynb with the original configuration and images from DAVIS2017 challenge and captions, give significantly different results than the Online Demo.

For example, the first frame from girl-dog sequence the following candidates are obtained:
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An example using a black dog as caption is showed below:

ONLINE DEMO:
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Using RefCOCO Pre-trained model weights, the results using cv/example_demo.ipynb with different captions for dog don't seem to change, they always return the girl, while the online demo works fine.

EXAMPLE DEMO:

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I tried with the weights provided with several captions. RefCOCO+ works for dog but not wheelchair captions, while RefCOCOg works for wheelchair but not dog captions. The results are never the same than those in the Online Demo, which works fine with all captions.

Is there a different configuration available that replicates those results?

@lichengunc
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Yes, I merged several datasets and retrained the model for the demo use. So the output would be different from the released ones here.

@carlesventura
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Would it be possible to release the model that is used in the demo online? If this model is better than the ones released, it would be benefitial for the comunity.

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