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This project is a great framework. But I have some question to ask.
I notice that in preprocessing phase, you crop each image into a box (larger than patch size(112, 112, 80)) according to label mask and get a LA region. But later, in Dataset LAHeart, you add a random crop transform to crop image to (112, 112, 80) again. Why this? I think just croping to (112, 112, 80) and remove the random crop in transform is enough. Random crop may lose some LA information.
In the testing phase, why do you make several inference on patches of one image? If croping to (112, 112, 80) in preprocessing , I think it will be easier to make test with no need for patching. Besides, I think this patching and average method used in testing may act like "ensemble learning", which will improve performance.
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This project is a great framework. But I have some question to ask.
I notice that in preprocessing phase, you crop each image into a box (larger than patch size(112, 112, 80)) according to label mask and get a LA region. But later, in Dataset LAHeart, you add a random crop transform to crop image to (112, 112, 80) again. Why this? I think just croping to (112, 112, 80) and remove the random crop in transform is enough. Random crop may lose some LA information.
In the testing phase, why do you make several inference on patches of one image? If croping to (112, 112, 80) in preprocessing , I think it will be easier to make test with no need for patching. Besides, I think this patching and average method used in testing may act like "ensemble learning", which will improve performance.
I think: first, this can increase the diversity of train data, and second, it can increase the robustness of the model (because even if we cut the preprocessing well, the data of the test set may not match completely in this range(112, 112, 80)).
"ensemble learning", I think you have answered your question.:smile:
This project is a great framework. But I have some question to ask.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: