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I have faithfully followed the README instructions to reproduce the experiment, selecting the target attribute as "StraightHair". However, the baseline and final training results are as follows:
This is the improvement over baseline:
When comparing them to the results mentioned in the paper, I notice a significant difference in terms of both metrics and improvement levels:
How can I address this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have followed the README instructions throughout the entire process, without making any changes to the parameters. The command I used for running the experiment is as follows:
python generate_images.py --experiment orig
python main.py --experiment baseline --attribute 20
python get_scores.py --attribute 20
python main.py --experiment baseline --attribute 32
python get_scores.py --attribute 32
python linear.py --attribute 32
python generate_images.py --experiment pair --attribute 32
python get_scores.py --attribute 32 --out_file data/fake_images/Straight_Hair_scores.pkl
python main.py --experiment model --attribute 32
```I don't understand where the problem lies. Could it be due to differences in the experimental environment?
I have faithfully followed the README instructions to reproduce the experiment, selecting the target attribute as "StraightHair". However, the baseline and final training results are as follows:
This is the improvement over baseline:
When comparing them to the results mentioned in the paper, I notice a significant difference in terms of both metrics and improvement levels:
How can I address this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: