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1. Computer Science › Advanced Neural Network Applications

   Where to Prune: Using LSTM to Guide Data-Dependent Soft Pruning

   Ding, Zhang, Jia, Zhong and Han · IEEE Transactions on Image Processing · 2020

   The paper proposes a channel pruning framework that uses an LSTM to choose which layers to prune and a soft pruning method called SEP, aiming to cut computation while keeping accuracy.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors report comparable accuracy after cutting 70.1% of FLOPs in VGG and 47.5% in ResNet-56 with their pruning approach.“Experimental results demonstrate that our approach still achieves comparable accuracy even when reducing 70.1% Floating-point operation per second (FLOPs) for VGG and 47.5% for Resnet-56.”