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train_feature_extractor

Thanks for your nice paper and works.
I have some questions about contents of paper and implementation.

  1. I don`t understand that why to use Feature generator that generates features that are similar to original source features instead of source features.

  2. How can I draw t-SNE plots after make features using your code(with train_feature_extractor function)
    Can you tell me where`s the reference codes or yours?

thanks!

ask for help

when I train the generator of step 1. I find that the discriminator is powerful .the g_loss will be 1 and the d_loss will be 0. How could I do

How to collect the cropped NYUD?

It's a nice work of DIFA.
Recently, I need to evaluate my own DA model on NYUD cropped datasets. And I follow the description of Tzeng[1] and tried to crop object in RGB and HHA images. However, the number of images in each category is not match to the discription of NYUD in [1] and experiments part of DIFA. Could you give me some suggests about the NYUD?

Many thanks.
[1]Tzeng, Eric, Judy Hoffman, Kate Saenko and Trevor Darrell. “Adversarial Discriminative Domain Adaptation.” 2017 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) (2017): 2962-2971.

Is it possible to apply to larger image datasets?

Thank you for your work!
I'd like to know if it's possible to apply this setting to other domain adaptation datasets, say Office-31 or ImageCLEF. Given that the training images are larger (256x256 etc.), how should I implement those feature extractor, generator etc.

Many thanks.

Pytorch version wanted

Hi there, I came across your work and was truly impressed. However could your update a Pytorch version of this work? Cause it is so hard for me to understand the TF 1.3.0 version and the new python version do not support the TF 1.3.0 anymore.

About APs

I trained a encoder $E_s$ and classifier $C$ on mnist with the final accuracy about 98%, and I computed the $APs$ using the method in the paper.

  1. The $APs$ of the features obtained using $E_s$ is nearly 60000 which is the size of training data.
  2. Besides, I trained a feature generator $S$ using $E_s$ and CGAN. After finishing the training, I feed the $S$ with 60000 noises. However the $APs$ of the features generated is about 1800.

That is to say the above results is in contradiction with the results in the paper. But I have not found any bugs in my code, I want to learn that have you ever got such results.

Thanks!

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