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Combining ASL with other technics? #35
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When we entered the area of multi-label, our first attempt was with GCN networks. However, what bothered us the most is that this method is complicated, increases train and inference time, requires architecture modifications and has a lot of hyper-parameters I personally feel that this reflects a major gap in the requirements of most academic conferences, compared to the requirements of actual practitioners - most academic conferences seek for "novelty", at all cost. Practitioners seek for good tradeoff (scores, run-time, ease-of-use). We personally couldn't find a good tradeoff like this in GCN. If in your attempts you feel different, feel free to let us know :-) |
Hi @mrT23 Thank you so much for quick reply and detailed answer. I cannot agree more with your comment about the difference between academia and industry. I tried Spatial Regularization Net + ASL because it was really easy to implement. The AP score could not improve when the model capacity was held as constant. So far it seems to me that ASL is the best (and simplest) way to get SOTA result. Thank you again for your comment. |
I am curious if you tried to combine ASL with other techniques like Spatial Regularization net (https://openaccess.thecvf.com/content_cvpr_2017/papers/Zhu_Learning_Spatial_Regularization_CVPR_2017_paper.pdf), GCN (https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.03582) , etc? Does that give you additional boost on AP score?
Thank you!
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