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Release training code #1

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weizhou-geek opened this issue Jan 2, 2017 · 3 comments
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Release training code #1

weizhou-geek opened this issue Jan 2, 2017 · 3 comments
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@weizhou-geek
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Hi,

Your work is very interesting and thanks for sharing the codes! However, I cannot find the training codes. Can you share with me? I would like to ask how the FR and NR models construct, using what kind of framework, like caffe, tensorflow and so on?

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dmaniry commented Jan 2, 2017

Currently, I did not have the time to clean up the training code for release. But the models, as defined in fr_model.py and nr_model.py, contain anything necessary for training using the chainer framework and your own data loading code. All details regarding training should be documented in the paper.

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@dmaniry dmaniry changed the title How the models construct? Release training code Jan 2, 2017
@AakashKumarNain
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Hi @dmaniry. Great work!! I am interested in the implementation of NR IQA method, however in your code, you have only defined the forward pass and not any backward pass. Can you provide a snippet of your training code?

@stalagmite7
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@dmaniry , I've been trying to implement the training using the details provided in the paper, but the model doesn't converge at all. Would be VERY helpful if you could put up the training code so we can have a look at it and use it for our implementation!
Thanks, really appreciate it!

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