Eq(9) in paper

[KiAkize]

1. How does the first equal sign in Equation 9 hold?
2. Why can $\lambda_i$ be omitted in subsequent discussions?

[houhouhouhou11]

hello, can you run this project successfullly? thx

[KiAkize]

hello, can you run this project successfullly? thx

Sorry i don't understand mmcv framework:( Why could not provide pure pytorch code?

[houhouhouhou11]

i think mmdetectio is a framework that wrap mask_rcnn and fater rcnn ..

[Howal]

1. This equation is initially described at Page.5, and we put the proof at Appendix.C.
2. λ is a normalization scaler to keep the sum over Ω equals 1.

[KiAkize]

Obviously, lambda_i is a complex expression including q_i, k_j and so on, which can not be omitted directly.   On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 4:17 PM +0800, "Zhuliang Yao" <notifications@github.com> wrote: This equation is initially described at Page.5, and we put the proof at Appendix.C. λ is a normalization scaler to keep the sum over Ω equals 1. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[ljwztc]

1. This equation is initially described at Page.5, and we put the proof at Appendix.C.
2. λ is a normalization scaler to keep the sum over Ω equals 1.

Thanks for your impressive work. But I'm still confused about the λ. How does it calculate? @Howal