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Model Performance #1

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aiyb1314 opened this issue May 8, 2024 · 5 comments
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Model Performance #1

aiyb1314 opened this issue May 8, 2024 · 5 comments

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@aiyb1314
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aiyb1314 commented May 8, 2024

Thank you for your outstanding work, when I follow the default config file to train the single scale dataset, I found that the training result is 0.3db different from the paper, please is there a specific super parameter config.

@JunchenLiu77
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Hi! I just update the default training iterations to 120k to align with the default setting as described in paper.

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aiyb1314 commented May 9, 2024

I am referring to the difference in performance of the model when the number of iterations is 25k.

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aiyb1314 commented May 9, 2024

According to the default parameter of config file, run the github code, the result in the paper is 34.92dB, but I actually run out to 34.5dB, is there any other super parameter setting.

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No, the default hyper params are aligned with the paper. But I made some minor modification compared with the original implementation, which may cause performance gap. I tested the released version on the ms-blender dataset and the performance is better than the result in paper.

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Thank you for your outstanding work, when I follow the default config file to train the single scale dataset, I found that the training result is 0.3db different from the paper, please is there a specific super parameter config.

Hi! Using the default config, I found the same gap in the single-scale dataset. Did you solve the problem?

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