Has the COCO dataset been labeled on this pre-trained model?
I am trying to figure out if the object detection that happens after using this pre-trained model is actually an output of an unlabelled data, or there was some labeling which made the model more efficient.
Thanks in advance
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I am working on a classification and detection model where I trained both models on another dataset now I am training them both again on new image data, but the model contains two models like FPN + CNN. I want to freeze the last layer and trained on a new dataset.
How to fine-tune this model using fast.ai. Please need suggestions, tutorials, etc (need some code for guidance)
SCENARIO
What if my intention is to train for a dataset of medical images and I have chosen a coco pre-trained model.
My Doubts
1 Since I have chosen medical images there is no point of train it on COCO dataset, right? if so what is a possible solution to do the same?
2 Adding more layers to a pre-trained model will screw the entire model? with classes of around 10 plus and 10000's of training datasets?
3 Without train from scratch what are the possible solutions , like fine-tuning the model?
PS - let's assume this scenario is based on deploying the model for business purposes.
Thanks-
Yes, it is a good idea to reuse the Pre-Trained Models or Transfer Learning in Real World Projects, as it saves Computation Time and as the Architectures are proven.
If your use case is to classify the Medical Images, that is, Image Classification, then
Since I have chosen medical images there is no point of train it on
COCO dataset, right? if so what is a possible solution to do the same?
Yes, COCO Dataset is not a good idea for Image Classification as it is efficient for Object Detection. You can reuse VGGNet or ResNet or Inception Net or EfficientNet. For more information, refer TF HUB Modules.
Adding more layers to a pre-trained model will screw the entire model?
with classes of around 10 plus and 10000's of training datasets?
No. We can remove the Top Layer of the Pre-Trained Model and can add our Custom Layers, without affecting the performance of the Pre-Trained Model.
Without train from scratch what are the possible solutions , like
fine-tuning the model?
In addition to using the Pre-Trained Models, you can Tune the Hyper-Parameters of the Model (Custom Layers added by you) using HParams of Tensorboard.
I'm using tensorflow objection detection API with the coco dataset provided in the tutorial.
If I use the api to detect custom objects, how do I "add" to the list of objects being detected from the coco dataset? Is there a way to merge?
If you mean using a model which is trained on the COCO dataset to detect objects that are not in the COCO dataset, you cannot do that. I think you will need to train a model, in this case one already trained on COCO, on your new objects that you want to detect. There is a tutorial here that shows how to train a model on a custom dataset.
If you do not want to train a model you need to find one that is already trained for the objects that you want to detect.
Have I understood correctly?
https://github.com/guerzh/tf_weights
I have a reference model, (a TensorFlow implementation of AlexNet with pretrained weights) that I wanted to test on my own personal data set of images. Do you guys know what would be the next steps to doing this?
Can anyone give an example of how to fine tune a pretrained imagenet network with new data and different classes similar to this:
Fine-tuning a Pretrained Network for Style Recognition
This TensorFlow tutorial describes how to retrain a image classifier for new data and new classes.