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Rethinking Depthwise Separable Convolutions: How Intra-Kernel Correlations Lead to Improved MobileNets

CVPR 2020 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Large and dynamic kernel design · 223 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace depthwise separable convolutions with BSConv-UMobileNetV1 · ImageNetaccuracy: 70.8 -> 71.5Helped
Replace the bottleneck convolution design with BSConv-SMobileNetV2 · ImageNetaccuracy: 69.7 -> 69.8Helped
Replace the bottleneck convolution design with BSConv-SMobileNetV3-large · ImageNetaccuracy: 71.5 -> 71.5No clear effect
Replace regular convolutions with BSConv-U and increase network depth at similar parameter countResNet · CIFAR100accuracy: 67.7 -> 70.8Helped
Replace regular convolutions with BSConv-U and increase network widthWideResNet · CIFAR100accuracy: 75.5 -> 77.6Helped
Replace regular convolutions with BSConv-UVGG-16 (BN) · Stanford Dogsaccuracy: 60.5 -> 62.4Helped
Replace regular convolutions with BSConv-UDenseNet-121 · Stanford Dogsaccuracy: 56.9 -> 59.4Helped
Replace depthwise separable convolutions with BSConv-UXception · Stanford Dogsaccuracy: 59.6 -> 64.3Helped
Use BSConv-S and orthonormal regularization in the subspace transformEfficientNet-B0 · Stanford Dogsaccuracy: 54.7 -> 61.2Helped
Use BSConv-S and orthonormal regularization in the subspace transformMnasNet · Stanford Dogsaccuracy: 54.8 -> 59.8Helped
Add orthonormal regularization to the BSConv-S subspace components (ablation)MobileNetV3-large · Stanford Dogsaccuracy: over 5 percentage pointsHelped
Use a smaller orthonormal-regularization weight (ablation)MobileNetV3-large BSConv-S · Stanford DogsaccuracyNo clear effect

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