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Hello,
Thank you for sharing this interesting work, I use a custom dataset of RGB images with size 224*224 saved in the 5 label names from 0 to 4 in train/images/0..4 folders and no validation folder and in the training phase. I use the predefined resnet50 architecture + the below parameters
Then implemented the remained cells of maximizing_inputs notebook but the output representation is completely noisy and the model does not sort the 5 top images based on their labels. Could you please help me with this issue?
Any comments would be appreciated
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Hi @hoda213 -- I suspect that the value of $$\epsilon$$ you are using to train is too small. Try training with \epsilon = 0.5 or 1.0, instead of 0.05 (0.05 is typically used for L-infinity attacks). Let me know if this fixes the issue!
Hello,
Thank you for sharing this interesting work, I use a custom dataset of RGB images with size 224*224 saved in the 5 label names from 0 to 4 in train/images/0..4 folders and no validation folder and in the training phase. I use the predefined resnet50 architecture + the below parameters
Then it generates some .pt model files that I used the best version of it for the test phase
Then implemented the remained cells of maximizing_inputs notebook but the output representation is completely noisy and the model does not sort the 5 top images based on their labels. Could you please help me with this issue?
Any comments would be appreciated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: