Calculate the number of parameters and computational cost, but make use of **Depthwise**
**Seperable convolution** and **pointwise convolution** instead of standard convolution.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
Number of parameters for depthwise convolution: ______________
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Calculate the number of parameters and computational cost, but make use of **Depthwise**
**Seperable convolution** and **pointwise convolution** instead of standard convolution.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
Computational Cost for depthwise convolution: ______________
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Calculate the number of parameters and computational cost, but make use of **Depthwise**
**Seperable convolution** and **pointwise convolution** instead of standard convolution.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
Number of parameters for pointwise convolution: ______________
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Calculate the number of parameters and computational cost, but make use of **Depthwise**
**Seperable convolution** and **pointwise convolution** instead of standard convolution.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
Computational cost for pointwise convolution: ______________
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Consider an object detection system evaluated on a dataset consisting of 1000 images. The system
makes 1500 predictions across these images, and for each image, there are annotated ground
truth bounding boxes.
The system’s precision-recall curve is calculated, and the precision at different recall levels for one
of the classes is as follows:
Calculate the Average Precision (AP) for this class using the 11-point interpolation method, which
averages the precision values at recall levels {0.0, 0.1, 0.2, ..., 1.0}. The precision at recall 0.0 can be
assumed to be 1.0.
Additionally, the system’s AP values for the other two classes are as follows:
- AP for class 2: 0.78
- AP for class 3: 0.72
Based on these AP values, what is the mean Average Precision (mAP) across all three classes?
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0.70
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0.69
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0.73
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0.76
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Consider two 12×12 bounding boxes(one on the upper left and one of the lower right) in an
images with an overlapping region of 8 × 8. The Intersection over Union (IoU) between the two
boxes is (choose the closest value):
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21%
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25%
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28%
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37%
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Consider a Faster R-CNN object detection framework, which is being trained with a mini-batch size
of 2. The RPN produces 512 proposals, out of which 5 and 95 of them are foreground proposals,
corresponding to each image in the mini-batch. For a single mini-batch update, the bounding box
regression loss will be computed _____________ times.
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