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meaning of --cvset argument

First of all, thank you for your hard work on this and for sharing the training data.

Can you please explain the cvset argument? I see it is calling different training data sets and that it involves five-fold cross-validation. I'm just not sure how you are implementing it.

Pretrained model or pcd_5cv training dataset

Hi, I'm interested in the performance of SSCDNet.

Would you please share the pretrained SSCDNet model, or just the pcd_5cv training dataset described in README? I just want to train this model by myself and test its effect.

Thanks.

How can I download the dataset

TSUNAMI and GSV in Panoramic Change Detection dataset are available through an e-mail contact described here including the dataset used for five-fold cross validation in our paper, in which image cropping and data augumentation have been performed.

I click here,but it show that the page is not found

PSCD dataset sets?

Hi

what are the 5 sets of pscd dataset, can you please release the dataset in the same format as you have shown in the readme that is different CV sets. Also do you have a script to preprocess the pcd dataset.
thanks

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'correlation_cuda'

Hi everyone,
I try to run this repository by following read.me but I have ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'correlation_cuda' error. Is there anyone who can get the same error and solve it? Or any recommendation for possible solutions of this errors. Thanks in advance.

About the Questions in the Paper

Hi, I am reading your paper associated with this reporeportd and I have a problem. 
In the Sec. II ( RELATED WORK ), "unlike scene change detection, it is unnecessary to estimate correspondences between input images and the change mask because the change regions between the input images are common. However, for street-level scene change detection, the estimation is necessary because scene objects can appear, disappear, and move", could you please describe the differences between scene change detection and remote sensing change detection in detail? There are also moving objects with remote sensing images, why only the scene change detection needs to estimate correspondence?

train.py: error: the following arguments are required: --checkpointdir, --datadir

usage: train.py [-h] --checkpointdir CHECKPOINTDIR --datadir DATADIR
[--use-corr] [--max-iteration MAX_ITERATION]
[--num-workers NUM_WORKERS] [--batch-size BATCH_SIZE]
[--cvset CVSET] [--icount-plot ICOUNT_PLOT]
[--icount-save ICOUNT_SAVE]
train.py: error: the following arguments are required: --checkpointdir, --datadir

Dataset

Hi,

Is there any update on the dataset?

Thank you.

Ground Truth of PSCD

Thank you for your job and sharing the dataset!
Could you please tell me the more details about the PSCD dataset?
For example, I am not sure what the ground truth used in the training of CSSCDNet mean. Is them showing the change semantic labels from one image to the another in the image pair? Why the two ground truths are not complementary, in some sense.

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