December 2019
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
14h 28m
English
Let's start with a quote from professor Hinton himself:
As we mentioned in Chapter 2, Understanding Convolutional Networks, CNNs are translation-invariant. Let's imagine a picture with a face, located in the right half of the picture. Translation invariance means that a CNN is very good at telling us that the picture contains a face, but it cannot tell us whether the face is in the left or right part of the image. The main culprit for this behavior is the pooling layers. Every pooling layer introduces a little translation invariance. For example, the max pooling routes forward ...
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