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From my understanding, the occlusion mask is a probability map (where 1 stands for occlusion and 0 stands for non-occlusion), and after subtraction by 0.5, the range would be [-0.5, 0.5], and value 0, in this case, would mean "don't know whether there is occlusion or not".
Then the question is why image 1 I1 is concatenated with a zero mask instead of a -0.5 mask, or the same occlusion map as image 2 I2? Since the follow-up conv layers are shared for variables c30 and c40, shouldn't the concatenated occlusion mask have the same meaning for both I1 and I2 ?
Thanks a lot!
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Hi,
I have a question regarding the Occlusion-Aware Pyramid.
In the paper, it writes
in the code, it is
From my understanding, the occlusion mask is a probability map (where 1 stands for occlusion and 0 stands for non-occlusion), and after subtraction by 0.5, the range would be [-0.5, 0.5], and value 0, in this case, would mean "don't know whether there is occlusion or not".
Then the question is why image 1 I1 is concatenated with a zero mask instead of a -0.5 mask, or the same occlusion map as image 2 I2? Since the follow-up conv layers are shared for variables c30 and c40, shouldn't the concatenated occlusion mask have the same meaning for both I1 and I2 ?
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: