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An accelerating convolutional neural networks via a 2D entropy based-adaptive filter search method for image recognition

Li et al., 2023

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7421366724924713031
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Li C
Li H
Gao G
Liu Z
Liu P
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Applied Soft Computing

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The success of CNNs for various vision tasks has been accompanied by a significant increase in required FLOPs and parameter quantities, which has impeded the deployment of CNNs on devices with limited computing resources and power budgets. Network pruning …
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