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Performances on Oxford and Paris #21
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All the testing configs are following those used in SARE and NetVLAD papers. Please try to find more details in their papers, e.g., the image size. Also note that the normalization parameters (mean & std) used in this repo for training the model may not the same as those used in cnnimageretrieval-pytorch. Please double-check. |
@aalibey have you solved the problem? When I set the size as (640, 480), I got the same results as yours. When I keep the original size of datasets, the mAP is 71.49 for Oxford and 79.40 for paris, still lower than the value 73.9 and 82.5 in the paper. |
@Guan2014 Please follow the setup in https://github.com/Relja/netvlad/blob/master/demoRetrieval.m. For example, use PIL.Image.BICUBIC for resizing. |
@yxgeee Thank you! I'll have a try. |
@yxgeee I didn't cropped the images with the given bounding box, but used the full image. According to https://github.com/Relja/netvlad/blob/master/demoRetrieval.m, NetVLAD doesn't resize the Oxford/Paris images if using the full image. Could you please tell me the required image size you used for oxford dataset? |
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Hello,
I tried your pretrained model on cnnimageretrieval-pytorch test script, and I got
mAP : 67.90 for oxford (73.9 on your paper)
mAP : 76.64 for paris (82.5 on your paper)
Am i missing something ? (both with and without PCA gave similar performances)
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