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You do transforms.ToTensor() on depth after loading it. I found that PyTorch will actually do depth = depth/255.
I guess, when computing loss, it would be better to multiply 255 in order to get a correct loss. I haven't read your code thoroughly, and don't know what you have done when you preprocessed the data. I feel confused why fake and real must be multiplied by 10 when computing loss.
I'm a beginner in this field. Thanks for your great work.
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You do transforms.ToTensor() on depth after loading it. I found that PyTorch will actually do depth = depth/255.
I guess, when computing loss, it would be better to multiply 255 in order to get a correct loss. I haven't read your code thoroughly, and don't know what you have done when you preprocessed the data. I feel confused why fake and real must be multiplied by 10 when computing loss.
I'm a beginner in this field. Thanks for your great work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: