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I am trying to instance perceptual loss in an environment where there would not be access to the internet. With torchvision models, I typically instance the network with pretrained = False and then manually load the weights I have saved somewhere local previously.
With the PerceptualLoss class it is difficult to do so; whereas some network_types seem to have this functionality (e.g. resnet50 has a pretrained=False) types like medicalnet seem to need to access the internet all the time for (1) defining the network (resnet.py is downloaded from the hub) (2) getting and loading the weights.
Describe the solution you'd like
Standardisation of how the different networks are instanced / defined
Unique pretrained parameter or pretrained_path allowing users to load the weigths from an alternative local path.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Hardcode perceptual_loss to allow for this for the specific network_type I am using
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I am trying to instance perceptual loss in an environment where there would not be access to the internet. With torchvision models, I typically instance the network with pretrained = False and then manually load the weights I have saved somewhere local previously.
With the PerceptualLoss class it is difficult to do so; whereas some network_types seem to have this functionality (e.g. resnet50 has a pretrained=False) types like medicalnet seem to need to access the internet all the time for (1) defining the network (resnet.py is downloaded from the hub) (2) getting and loading the weights.
Describe the solution you'd like
Describe alternatives you've considered
Hardcode perceptual_loss to allow for this for the specific network_type I am using
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: