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Hello, so I'm doing a comparative study with other similar networks and I want all of them to take as input 384x384 images. I tried to register a new model, similar to CCTrans_large, which allows input of 256x256, but modifying the hyperparameters so it could fit 384x384 images. The problem is I dont know what to tweak in order to accomplish it. What should I put attention to, or change, in order to configure the model correctly for images of 384x384? (or any desired size?)
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Two solution:
(1) The input size must be divided by 256,so u can set 256, 512, 768
(2) If the input size must be 384, update
wss=[8,8,8,8] to wsd=[8, 8, 8, 6] in this function (def alt_gvt_large).
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Subject: [wfs123456/CCTrans] How could I modify the network so it can takeimages of greater size as input? (Issue #31)
Hello, so I'm doing a comparative study with other similar networks and I want all of them to take as input 384x384 images. I tried to register a new model, similar to CCTrans_large, which allows input of 256x256, but modifying the hyperparameters so it could fit 384x384 images. The problem is I dont know what to tweak in order to accomplish it. What should I put attention to, or change, in order to configure the model correctly for images of 384x384? (or any desired size?)
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Hello, so I'm doing a comparative study with other similar networks and I want all of them to take as input 384x384 images. I tried to register a new model, similar to CCTrans_large, which allows input of 256x256, but modifying the hyperparameters so it could fit 384x384 images. The problem is I dont know what to tweak in order to accomplish it. What should I put attention to, or change, in order to configure the model correctly for images of 384x384? (or any desired size?)
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