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Request to share trained weights. #5

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SK124 opened this issue Sep 20, 2020 · 1 comment
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Request to share trained weights. #5

SK124 opened this issue Sep 20, 2020 · 1 comment

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SK124 commented Sep 20, 2020

Hi!

I am quite fascinated by the Trajectory Net paper and wanted to implement it. As I do not have the required GPU computational ability on my machine I have to rely on Google colab which also has GPU usage restrictions so I was wondering if the author's could share their trained weights on the two datasets they mentioned in the paper. As I am going to train on the same two datasets, it would be of my huge benefit if authors or anyone who trained it completely, could share their trained weights.

Also, I want to experiment the model on different datasets so I was wondering If transfer learning would be possible with this model, if so which layers would I need to modify?

Thanks and Regards.

@atong01 can you help me out here please?

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atong01 commented Oct 4, 2020

Hi, thanks for your interest and sorry for not getting back sooner.

I would mention that because of the model architecture it trains almost as fast on a good CPU as GPU, in fact many of these models were trained purely on CPU because of a bug in pytorch at the time. I'll dig around for the weights I used in the paper and get back to you on those.

Transfer learning I think is difficult in single cell because of the differences in distributions of the cells, i.e. batch effects, that are present between runs and machines. I assume you mean freezing some of the "bottom" layers as in images for transfer learning but this does not make sense here.

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