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Hinton doesn't like that pooling loses track of the exact locations where features are located, and just tests if a feature occurs in some area. The basic effe
by Houshalter 11y ago
Hinton doesn't like that pooling loses track of the exact locations where features are located, and just tests if a feature occurs in some area.
The basic effect of this is to decrease the resolution, so it's more tractable to operate on. Without pooling you are stuck with a huge resolution at each layer.