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Hello, thank you for your contribution to anomaly detection in the zero-shot learning domain. However, I have a question that I found in the code and I hope you can explain it. During the zero-shot process, when processing normal images, as shown in line 169 of the test.py file, text_probs[0][1] is still being used to represent semantic information. According to my understanding, text_probs[0][0] should represent the semantic information of normal images, while text_probs[0][1] should represent the semantic information of abnormal images. Therefore, when processing normal images, should the code be changed to text_probs[0][0]? Thank you very much!
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Hi, for both normal and abnormal images, text_probs[0][1] represents the probability of the image being classified as abnormal. For abnormal images, this value is relatively high, while for normal images, this value is relatively low.
Hello, thank you for your contribution to anomaly detection in the zero-shot learning domain. However, I have a question that I found in the code and I hope you can explain it. During the zero-shot process, when processing normal images, as shown in line 169 of the test.py file, text_probs[0][1] is still being used to represent semantic information. According to my understanding, text_probs[0][0] should represent the semantic information of normal images, while text_probs[0][1] should represent the semantic information of abnormal images. Therefore, when processing normal images, should the code be changed to text_probs[0][0]? Thank you very much!
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