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[D] Focal loss - why it scales down the loss of minority class?
Oct. 1, 2022, 4:43 p.m. | /u/Lugi
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What puzzles me is that it seems like weighing used here is opposite to what is intuitive when dealing with imbalanced datasets: normally you would scale the loss of class 1 (minority - foreground objects in case of object detection) higher than the class 0 (majority - background). However what happens here is that we scale class 1 by 0.25, and class 0 by …
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