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It's a theoretical result to help determine what they're capable of, not a practical solution. Of course you can write the code yourself - but that's not the po
by Philpax 1y ago
It's a theoretical result to help determine what they're capable of, not a practical solution. Of course you can write the code yourself - but that's not the point!
- lynndotpy 1y agoWell, you could also implement this by hand-writing weights for one convolution layer. There are only 512 training examples needed for that, and it would be a lot more interesting if a learning algorithm were able to fit that 3x3 convolution layer from those 512 examples. IIRC, and don't quote me on that, but that's not been done.