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the dimension of temporal filtering with feature identity #3

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actionderkokon opened this issue Sep 5, 2017 · 4 comments
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@actionderkokon
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In your paper, xl+1 = xl ∗ Wˆ l + bl , where the biases bl are initialized as 0 and Wˆ l ∈ 1× 1× T× Cl × Cl are temporal filters with weights initialized by stacking identity mappings between feature channels,
1 ∈ R1× 1× 1× Cl × Cl , across time t = 1 . . . T.
I can not understand why the number of the dimension of "1" and W is five?

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in addition to this question,xl is WHC,but wl is 11TCC, how the convolution of xl and wl is calculated. thank u for your reply.

@SeanHyenKiong
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Maybe the author has made a mistake that the dimension should be 4-d(whT*c)?

@SeanHyenKiong
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Maybe the author has made a mistake that the dimension should be 4-d(w_h_T*c)?

In the trained model, the dimension of the temporal filter is "1× T× Cl × Cl", but I can not understand.

@SeanHyenKiong
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got it! The 11T filter deal with the temporal information of T windows. And the C*C filter was used as an identity mapping of channel-level, for example, we use [1,0,0];[0,1,0];[0,0,1] to deal with feature maps of 3 channels.

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