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Hi, Jianhong
Congratulations on the acceptance. May I ask you about meaning of split_D_b, split_D_i and split_S_b and and how they differ from one another? Additionally, does the notation Split:{1:5} denote distinct seeds?
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Hi, Junkang split_D_b refers to a balanced split of the entire dataset and split_D_i refers to an imbalanced (long-tailed) split. split_S_b is also a balanced split, which is used to fine-tune the model for few-shot learning.
Yes, the notation Split:{1:5} denotes different splits.
Hi, Jianhong
Congratulations on the acceptance. May I ask you about meaning of split_D_b, split_D_i and split_S_b and and how they differ from one another? Additionally, does the notation Split:{1:5} denote distinct seeds?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: