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L-Reichardt avatar L-Reichardt commented on June 14, 2024

@xpzbph As an alternative, you could use the weights of 2DPass. I am using that weighting with good results, summarized in the following function.

def weights():
    seg_num_per_class = [
        0,
        55437630,
        320797,
        541736,
        2578735,
        3274484,
        552662,
        184064,
        78858,
        240942562,
        17294618,
        170599734,
        6369672,
        230413074,
        101130274,
        476491114,
        9833174,
        129609852,
        4506626,
        1168181,
    ]

    seg_labelweights = seg_num_per_class / np.sum(seg_num_per_class)
    seg_labelweights = np.power(
        np.amax(seg_labelweights) / (seg_labelweights + 1e-8), 1 / 3.0
    )
    seg_labelweights = torch.Tensor(seg_labelweights)

    # reduce INF for 'unlabeled' to weight = 0
    seg_labelweights[seg_labelweights == float("Inf")] = 0
    return seg_labelweights

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xpzbph avatar xpzbph commented on June 14, 2024

@L-Reichardt
Thank you for your answer. I have two more questions about the function you provided.

  1. First, does the array of items inside seg_num_per_class represent the total number of points of each class in the training sequence?
    2, it is reasonable to say that the weight of unlabeled should be 0, but according to the function you provided to calculate the weight of unlabeled is not 0?
    I hope you can answer my question as soon as possible, thank you very much!

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L-Reichardt avatar L-Reichardt commented on June 14, 2024

@xpzbph

  1. I presume so. This is from 2DPass not me. Alternatively the KITTI .yaml file also contains the ratios of each point compared to the amount of points in the datatset.
  2. You can set it to 0 if you want. I am using 0 as the "ignore" class in my loss functions, for this reason it does not matter.

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xpzbph avatar xpzbph commented on June 14, 2024

@L-Reichardt
Thank you for your reply, I will continue to make an attempt

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xpzbph avatar xpzbph commented on June 14, 2024

@L-Reichardt
Hello, sorry to bother you again, I trained the network with RTX2080ti and used the weight calculation function you provided, but the accuracy decreased after 40 epoch and the loss on the validation set increased, I would like to ask you what is the situation after training?
I look forward to your reply.

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