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| 2. Adaptive max pooling is not supported but it can be obtained by using the following formulas on stride, kernel size and padding in max pooling: | ||
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| stride = \floor(\frac{2 \cdot input_size}{output_size}) - \floor(\frac{input_size}{output_size}) | ||
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igorsafo
Aug 18, 2020
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Please add a line ending after each formula, otherwise they are rendered as a single line
Please add a line ending after each formula, otherwise they are rendered as a single line
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igorsafo
Aug 18, 2020
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Some formulas are rendered incorrectly. Please fix it.
Some formulas are rendered incorrectly. Please fix it.
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Rfc document for adaptive pooling.
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