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Provable Filter Pruning for Efficient Neural Networks

ICLR 2020 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: CNN filter pruning · 23 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of SoftNetLeNet-300-100 · MNISTPR (%): 81.69 -> 84.32Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of FTLeNet-5 · MNISTPR (%): 85.04 -> 92.37Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of SoftNetResNet20 · CIFAR-10PR (%): 46.42 -> 62.67Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of FTResNet56 · CIFAR-10PR (%): 81.46 -> 88.98Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of FTResNet110 · CIFAR-10PR (%): 86.38 -> 92.07Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of FTVGG16 · CIFAR-10PR (%): 80.09 -> 94.32Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of ThiNetDenseNet22 · CIFAR-10PR (%): 50.76 -> 56.44Helped
Use sensitivity-based filter sampling instead of FTWRN16-8 · CIFAR-10PR (%): 24.88 -> 66.22Helped
Use sensitivity-based sampling instead of SoftNetResNet20 · CIFAR-10FR (%): 49.40 -> 45.46Hurt

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