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Dynamic Deep Neural Networks: Optimizing Accuracy-Efficiency Trade-Offs by Selective Execution

AAAI 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Neural-symbolic reasoning · 190 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a chain D²NN instead of the Dynamic Capacity NetworkCluttered MNIST classification · Cluttered MNISTmultiplication cost: 2.77\times10^7 -> 2.66\times10^7Helped
Use a chain D²NN instead of the Dynamic Capacity NetworkCluttered MNIST classification · Cluttered MNISTaccuracy: 0.9861 -> 0.9698Hurt
Use a cascade D²NN to selectively execute computationCIFAR-10 with ResNet-110 baseline · CIFAR-10cost reduction: 30\% reduction of cost with a 2\% loss (relative) on accuracyHelped
Use a cascade D²NN to selectively execute computation more aggressivelyCIFAR-10 with ResNet-110 baseline · CIFAR-10cost reduction: 62\% reduction of cost with a 7\% loss (relative) on accuracyHelped
Optimize the cascade D²NN reward directly using wall timeCascade D²NN · LFW-Bwall-time versus multiplication cost: 82\% wall-time cost corresponds to a 53\% number-of-multiplication cost; 95\% corresponds to 70\%Helped

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