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TOP1: 75.48 on cifar 10, much less than 83.4 reported in the paper. #24

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chester-w-xie opened this issue May 30, 2022 · 1 comment

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@chester-w-xie
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Hi, I run the cifar.sh
in the end, the results output like this:

Epoch: [399][390/391]Time: 0.074 (0.308) Data: 0.008 (0.210) Loss: 1.6734 (1.5705)
10-NN,s=0.1: TOP1:  75.43
best accuracy: 75.62
doing PCA with 128 components ..done
10-NN,s=0.1: TOP1:  75.48
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Epoch: [399][390/391]Time: 0.074 (0.308) Data: 0.008 (0.210) Loss: 1.6734 (1.5705)
10-NN,s=0.1: TOP1:  75.43
best accuracy: 75.62
doing PCA with 128 components ..done
10-NN,s=0.1: TOP1:  75.48

this result is much less than 83.4 reported in the paper. Can someone tell me why? Thank you very much!

@yukimasano
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Hi, thanks for the question. Note that the TOP1 that's being reported is the Nearest-Neighbor (NN) evaluation, which is typically lower than the linear-probing performance (83.4). You can find the NN performance in the bottom part of the table, where we obtained 77.6.

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