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How should I adjust the training parameters, such as base_anchor_shapes? #1872
I am currently researching the detection sub-project. When training for lung nodules smaller than 3mm, how should I adjust the training parameters, such as base_anchor_shapes?
changed the title [-]I am currently researching the detection sub-project. When training for lung nodules smaller than 3mm, how should I adjust the training parameters, such as base_anchor_shapes?[/-][+]How should I adjust the training parameters, such as base_anchor_shapes?[/+]on Nov 6, 2024
Hi @fanhenghui, adjust base_anchor_shapes to include smaller anchor box sizes that correspond to the pixel scale of 3mm nodules in your images. If your image resolution makes 3mm correspond to, say, 5-7 pixels, set anchors to sizes close to these dimensions.
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[-]I am currently researching the detection sub-project. When training for lung nodules smaller than 3mm, how should I adjust the training parameters, such as base_anchor_shapes?[/-][+]How should I adjust the training parameters, such as base_anchor_shapes?[/+]KumoLiu commentedon Nov 6, 2024
Hi @fanhenghui, adjust base_anchor_shapes to include smaller anchor box sizes that correspond to the pixel scale of 3mm nodules in your images. If your image resolution makes 3mm correspond to, say, 5-7 pixels, set anchors to sizes close to these dimensions.
tutorials/detection/luna16_training.py
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