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Geometric Deep Learning on Graphs and Manifolds Using Mixture Model CNNs

CVPR 2017 · Detection and segmentation › CNN features · approach: Convolution-transformer backbones · 1,859 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use learnable Gaussian mixture patch operators instead of spectral ChebNet filtersMoNet on MNIST superpixel graphs · MNIST 300 Superpixelsaccuracy: 88.05% -> 97.30%Helped
Use learnable Gaussian mixture patch operators instead of spectral ChebNet filtersMoNet on MNIST superpixel graphs · MNIST 150 Superpixelsaccuracy: 80.94% -> 96.75%Helped
Use learnable Gaussian mixture patch operators instead of spectral ChebNet filtersMoNet on MNIST superpixel graphs · MNIST 75 Superpixelsaccuracy: 75.62% -> 91.11%Helped
Use MoNet rather than LeNet5MNIST image classification on regular grids · MNIST *Full gridaccuracy: 99.33% -> 99.19%No clear effect
Use MoNet rather than LeNet5MNIST image classification on regular grids · MNIST *1/4 gridaccuracy: 98.59% -> 98.16%No clear effect

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