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Sparsity is antithetical to performance, unfortunately, in any kind of realistic computer architecture unless you get _really_ sparse, or at least block-sparse
by m0zg 8y ago
Sparsity is antithetical to performance, unfortunately, in any kind of realistic computer architecture unless you get _really_ sparse, or at least block-sparse (s.t. entire blocks of computation could be skipped), and you're not doing sgemm()-like things. So while this looks great on paper (and the paper is quite nice), in practice quantized, dense MobileNets will continue to dominate.
- sanxiyn 8y agoThis paper is mostly about understanding what's going on. It doesn't claim to propose any new method of training, or any practically applicable result whatsoever, because it doesn't.