focal-loss-keras | Binary and Categorical Focal loss implementation | Machine Learning library
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Binary and Categorical Focal loss implementation in Keras.
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I am trying to use focal loss in keras/tensorflow with multiple classes which leads to use Categorical focal loss I guess. I have found some implementation here and there or there.
As far as I get it the parameter a
in focal loss is mainly used in the Binary focal loss case where 2 classes exist and the one get a
as a weight and the other gets 1-a
as weight. In the case of the Categorical focal loss all implementations I found use only weight a
in front of each class loss like:
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Answered 2019-Sep-07 at 18:13I'm as puzzled as you are as to why they multiply the loss by a constant. The code you supplied has alpha
as a parameter with the default value set to 0.25
, but perhaps when you call the function you're supposed to instead supply a tensor (with the same shape as y_pred
/y_true
) with the weights to this parameter? That's the only explanation I can think of.
However, I do think you might be able to simply omit those weights in the code altogether, and instead supply your weights to tf.fit()
's class_weight
parameter, and then that'll do the weighting for you. Could you keep me updated on whether that works?
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