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Multi-Scale Dense Networks for Resource Efficient Image Classification

ICLR 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Efficient CNN scaling and dynamic inference · 238 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add dense connectivity between layers and classifiers (ablation)MSDNet · CIFAR-100 ablationaccuracy across budgets: drastic accuracy drop when removedHelped
add multi-scale feature maps (ablation)MSDNet · CIFAR-100 ablationaccuracy at low budgets: removal hurts only in lower budget regionsHelped
add intermediate classifiers with dense connectivity and multi-scale featuresResNet/DenseNet · CIFAR-100 anytimeaccuracyHelped
multi-scale dense architecture vs. ensembles of ResNets/DenseNetsanytime prediction on ImageNet · ImageNet anytimetop-1 accuracy: ~4%-8% higher at 0.1-0.3x10^10 FLOPsHelped
ensembles vs MSDNet at very small budgetsanytime prediction on CIFAR-100 · CIFAR-100 anytimeaccuracy at very low budgetMixed
dynamic evaluation (early exit of easy examples) in budgeted batch settingMSDNet · ImageNet budgeted batchtop-1 accuracy at fixed average budget: ~6% higher than ResNet at 1.7x10^9 FLOPsHelped
double growth rate after each transition layer (DenseNet*)DenseNet · CIFAR-100 anytime and budgeted batchaccuracy vs computationHelped

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