His model, if the dataset is replaced, can have normal binary classification performance. Firstly, on his dataset, the model loses to 0.69 because of the sigmoid function. Adding a bn layer can solve the problem. Secondly,if you solve the loss to 0.69 problem,you will find that this model performs well on the training set, but very poorly on the test and validation sets. I solved the problem by replacing the dataset
So,I think the authors may have deliberately given an erroneous data set that prevented us from reproducing the results
His model, if the dataset is replaced, can have normal binary classification performance. Firstly, on his dataset, the model loses to 0.69 because of the sigmoid function. Adding a bn layer can solve the problem. Secondly,if you solve the loss to 0.69 problem,you will find that this model performs well on the training set, but very poorly on the test and validation sets. I solved the problem by replacing the dataset
So,I think the authors may have deliberately given an erroneous data set that prevented us from reproducing the results