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what is the difference between the finetune dataset and the keypoint dataset? #20

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HLH13297997663 opened this issue Oct 30, 2019 · 3 comments

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AbyssGaze commented Nov 28, 2019

finetune and pca trained with clean datasets, and keypoint dataset trained with full datasets

@Guan2014
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Could you please tell me where I can get the clean datasets and full datasets?

@daijing5763
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i want know it too

in the paper
"In the dataset, there are the “full” version, referred to as LF (after removal of overlapping classes with Oxf5k/Par6k, by [11]), containing 140,372 images from 586 landmarks, and the “clean” version (LC) obtained by a SIFT-based matching procedure [11], with 35,382 images of 586 landmarks. We use LF to train our attention model, and LC is employed to fine-tune the network for image retrieval."

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