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Hello, thank you for your excellent work. I would like to ask you how to adjust the data to 256 size mentioned in your paper. Do you directly resize the 1024 size data to 256? If so, will it lead to a huge loss of information?
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Most methods operate at resolutions of 224 or 256. Higher resolutions can impact both the computational load and the performance of the model. Therefore, directly resizing the images does not affect the algorithm's results.
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Most methods operate at resolutions of 224 or 256. Higher resolutions can impact both the computational load and the performance of the model. Therefore, directly resizing the images does not affect the algorithm's results.
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Hello, thank you for your excellent work. I would like to ask you how to adjust the data to 256 size mentioned in your paper. Do you directly resize the 1024 size data to 256? If so, will it lead to a huge loss of information?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: