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How to use the hybrid kernel from the paper? #424
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hello, have you solved this problem? i want to know if i use |
Hi, I was able to use the Regarding your question: The
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Hello, I too ran into the problem described in
I feel like the main problem lies in he fact, that they explain nowhere, what the region_offset is exactly and how i can construct it. Does anyone know anything about that? |
I'm having the same problems... Could anyone shed some light on the changes that need to be made to https://github.com/chrischoy/SpatioTemporalSegmentation in order to make it compatible with MinkowskiEngine v0.5? @chrischoy |
In Sec. 5.1 of the main paper "4D Spatio-Temporal ConvNets: Minkowski Convolutional Neural Networks", hybrid kernels are proposed to reduce the number of parameters by using a hypercubic kernel for the spatial and a hypercross kernel for the temporal dimension. However, it seems like the current version of the Minkowski Engine (0.5.4) does no longer support hybrid kernels. How can I use them?
Output:
Expected behavior
As shown in the example code above, I would like to specify different kernel shapes for the spatial and temporal axis. According to the docs, this can be achieved by passing a list of
RegionType
asaxis_types
.However, this results in
It is not possible to pass
region_type=ME.RegionType.HYBRID
since the hybridRegionType
is no longer available in Minkowski Engine 0.5.4 (see above).How is the hybrid kernel of the paper implemented in the latest Minkowski Engine version?
Desktop:
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