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I encountered a problem in the process of implementing swav on a small dataset. My batch size was only 16 maximum, but the number of my classes was 150. As your suggestion, the number of nmb prototypes was set to be one order of magnitude more than the number of classes. So my nmb prototypes are 1500. Without queues for the first 15 epochs, each batch contains 15 samples, which is not at all enough to distribute evenly among the 1,500 prototypes. So it's inevitable that there will be empty prototypes, is that normal? Should I ignore the empty prototypes and continue training?
I encountered a problem in the process of implementing swav on a small dataset. My batch size was only 16 maximum, but the number of my classes was 150. As your suggestion, the number of nmb prototypes was set to be one order of magnitude more than the number of classes. So my nmb prototypes are 1500. Without queues for the first 15 epochs, each batch contains 15 samples, which is not at all enough to distribute evenly among the 1,500 prototypes. So it's inevitable that there will be empty prototypes, is that normal? Should I ignore the empty prototypes and continue training?