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Recurrent Residual Module for Fast Inference in Videos

CVPR 2018 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 37 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply RRM to AlexNetAlexNet · Charadesspeedup ratio: 146%Helped
Apply RRM to AlexNetAlexNet · UCF-101overall sparsity: 35.4% -> 60.1%Helped
Apply RRM to Deep CompressionDeep Compression · MERLspeedup ratio: 210%Helped
Apply RRM to XNOR-NetXNOR-Net · MERLspeedup ratio: 927%Helped
Apply RRM to rt-Posert-Pose · MPII Video Poseoverall sparsity: 78.5% -> 91.0%Helped
Apply RRM to YOLOv2YOLOv2 · Youtube-BBmAP: 61.2 -> 61.1No clear effect
Apply RRM to rt-Posert-Pose · MPII Video PosemAP: 46.2 -> 46.2No clear effect
Increase truncation threshold from 10^-2 to 10^-1 (ablation)RRM with VGG-16 · UCF-101speedup ratio: 1.3× -> 1.8×Helped
Increase truncation threshold (ablation)RRM feature extraction · UCF-101top-1 precisionHurt
Add accumulated error control scheme (ablation)RRM · Video inferenceprecisionHelped

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