AutoSlim: Towards One-Shot Architecture Search for Channel Numbers
By Jiahui Yu, Thomas S. Huang. 2019
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- Dynamic Slimmable Network (2021, unknown): “2.9B 75.1 ThiNet-70 [53, 52] 2.9B 75.8 MetaPruning 0.85 [51] 3.0B 76.2 ConvNet-AIG-50 [63] 3.1B 76.2 AutoSlim [71] 3.0B 76.0 DS-ResNet-L (Ours) 3.1B 76.6”
- BossNAS: Exploring Hybrid CNN-transformers with Block-wisely Self-supervised Neural Architecture Search (2021, background): “Can-didates of different channel numbers in our supernet share the weights in a slimmable manner [78, 77, 76, 38, 9].”
- Universal ASR: Unify and Improve Streaming ASR with Full-context Modeling (2020, methodology): “Moreover, motivated by Inplace Knowledge Distillation (Yu & Huang, 2019b) in which a large model is used to supervise a small model, we propose to distill knowledge from the full-context mode (teacher) into the streaming mode (student) on the fly within the same Universal ASR model, by encouraging co”
- AOWS: Adaptive and Optimal Network Width Search With Latency Constraints (2020, methodology): “In section 3, we further detail these prior works [32, 33, 31], highlighting their similarities and differences with our approach, which we introduce in sections 4 to 6.”
- CARS: Continuous Evolution for Efficient Neural Architecture Search (2019, methodology): “The efficient block design [54, 53, 52], tensor decomposition [24, 49, 50, 42, 43], pruning [25, 26, 12], distillation [4, 48] and quantization [22] are popular techniques to make networks efficient.”