Regarding Figure 7. on the paper.
vin30731 opened this issue · comments
Hello,
Could you please explain more about fig.7 on the paper?
What does the x-axis and y-axis of the each proposals mean?
Thanks!
Hi, @vin30731!
Thanks for your interest in our work!
A time segment can be represented as <start, end> or <center, width>.
In Figure 7, we showed 10 distributions of time segment predictions, each distribution belongs to a distinct learnable proposal.
Here, x-axis is center and y-axis is width.
If data points are in the top-middle, it means time segments are distributed around the center and their length is long.
I hope this explanation will resolve some ambiguity!
Hi @sangminwoo, thanks for your prompt reply!
So the color of the graph is essentially the same as what y-axis represents?
They both represents the width of the proposal right?
Again, thank you for replying my questions, it is a great work.
You're welcome! Here are the answers for the questions.
So the color of the graph is essentially the same as what y-axis represents? YES!
They both represents the width of the proposal right? YES!