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How can I use ViT? #525

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Shiming94 opened this issue Apr 28, 2021 · 5 comments
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How can I use ViT? #525

Shiming94 opened this issue Apr 28, 2021 · 5 comments
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@Shiming94
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Hi guys,

I have noticed that you have updated the VisionTransformer backbone, is there a network, that already uses it? I really want to see the performance of Transformer in Semantic Segmentation.

@clownrat6
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The relative configs are benchmarking. We may support vit+[fcn/deeplab/pspnet/upernet]. Please wait a minute. Furthermore, we will support SETR soon~.

@jianlong-yuan
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any news

@clownrat6
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If you are eager to use ViT for semantic segmentation, you can firstly refer to #520.

@Junjun2016
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Hi @jianlong-yuan and @Shiming94
We have released the SETR benchmark which is based on ViT.
And we will release other Transformer based semantic segmentation benchmarks ASAP.

@Junjun2016 Junjun2016 self-assigned this Jun 24, 2021
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Hi @jianlong-yuan and @Shiming94
We have released the SETR benchmark which is based on ViT.
And we will release other Transformer based semantic segmentation benchmarks ASAP.

Hey guy, Thanks soooo much! I will test it on our task. What a great contribution!

wjkim81 pushed a commit to wjkim81/mmsegmentation that referenced this issue Dec 3, 2023
* add new configs

* add cfgs

* add augmentation configs

* use hasattr to exclude unsupported transforms

* update udp configs
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