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I have tested two different models available on this repository, and they both return class 2 (covid) for just about any input I use, from any of the common covid or CXR pneumonia datasets being used right now.
I know there is a similar issue open, but I thought I'd reinforce this and perhaps ask for the repository to have some easy way to reproduce results.
On the Results section of README, do the [100 Covid] tests mean the network was tested on 100 covid images? Are we sure the network is not just outputting Covid 90% of the time regardless of the inputs?
I believe in the interest of replicating these results it would be important to test this further, or maybe explain why this problem is happening. The inference code only includes a 1./255 normalization as preprocessing. Is there any other aditional preprocessing perhaps missing?
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Hi, thanks for bringing this issue up. We're looking into it, but to help us out could you point us to the names/locations of the images you're using so that we can replicate the problem and investigate further?
I have tested two different models available on this repository, and they both return class 2 (covid) for just about any input I use, from any of the common covid or CXR pneumonia datasets being used right now.
I know there is a similar issue open, but I thought I'd reinforce this and perhaps ask for the repository to have some easy way to reproduce results.
On the Results section of README, do the [100 Covid] tests mean the network was tested on 100 covid images? Are we sure the network is not just outputting Covid 90% of the time regardless of the inputs?
I believe in the interest of replicating these results it would be important to test this further, or maybe explain why this problem is happening. The inference code only includes a 1./255 normalization as preprocessing. Is there any other aditional preprocessing perhaps missing?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: