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No detection during test time #38
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It's hard to determine what might be happening without further details. What test data are you using, and what parameters are used for the test command? |
@avanetten I am using the COWC data, here are my commands for training and testing:
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@avanetten also, sometimes there is a bug showing up during test time: pd.read_csv cannot find file "results/test_xxxxxx/cars.txt" This bug can be fixed by just re-making yolt2. I am not sure why this is happening. |
I have the same problem, did you fix it? |
Can you print out the output of the test script? The issue in pd.read_csv() is usually caused because there was an error further upstream and the inference script did not run correctly |
Yes sure, i was print it now in my issue: #44 (comment) |
@avanetten I have encountered a similar situation. |
I have the same problem. @MhmdDimassi @wendyzzzw did you manage to fix it? |
Can you please put the test command that you use |
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This is likely an issue with YOLO and updates to architectures (see #31 (comment)). You may need to experiment with the yolt2 Makefile. |
OK thanks I will look into this. Do you have any working COWC weights that I may use to help debug, so I can avoid training all over again? |
I was trying to reproduce the result with COWC, however, there are no cars detected during test time while the loss curve during training time looks reasonable:
I was using yolo-v2-tiny config and weights, and I was using Tesla K80 on GCP with CUDA Version: 10.1. Any idea on what's going wrong??
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