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Updated in 2023.

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noisystudent's Issues

Which tensorflow version are you using?

Hi guys, thanks for the very interesting work!

Could please provide the list of required packages? I am just trying to reproduce the experiments. Thanks!

Test accuracy?

测试预训练模型:
I1020 09:23:09.595353 140204815505152 main.py:805] test, results: {'loss': 2.5957024, 'top_1_accuracy': 0.0988783, 'top_5_accuracy': 0.5069914, 'global_step': 0}
与提供97.9%对比不上?

HOW

Hi!How to use your trained model to test my own dataset?Thank you.

Confusion about the loss function

hello, when i look at this code after read the paper,I am quite confused about how the loss function is calculated in the code.The final loss in the paper is the sum of the cross-entropy loss of the distribution calculation of the two kinds of data (with or without labels), but the calculation method in the code is not the same. like:
real_lab_bsz = tf.to_float(lab_bsz) * FLAGS.label_data_sample_prob
real_unl_bsz = batch_size * FLAGS.label_data_sample_prob * FLAGS.unlabel_ratio
data_loss = lab_loss * real_lab_bsz + unl_loss * real_unl_bsz
data_loss = data_loss / real_lab_bsz`
The loss in front of this part of the code has been averaged, but it has multiplied by the number of samples first, and then divided by the number of labeled samples. What is the significance of this calculation method? It doesn't feel the same as described in the paper.

techer model link not working

Hi, I am trying to run your script on colab, but the error message shows that the URL for pulling teacher_ckpt is not working, is there a new link to the teacher model?

What is the structure of the training data for ImageNet?

Thank you for your great work! I am trying to re-do the experiment on ImageNet data as described in the Readme file.

However, I could not find anywhere in the instruction that shows how the folders label_data_dir and unlabel_data_dir are structured. Could you please clarify? Thank you!

tabular data/ noisy instances

Hi,
thanks for sharing your implementation. I have two questions about it:

  1. Does it also work on tabular data?
  2. Is it possible to identify the noisy instances (return the noisy IDs or the clean set)?

Thanks!

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