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Combined parallel convolution/pooling branches and1×1channel-reduction projections in repeated Inception modules, balancing network width/depth and computation in GoogLeNet.
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Distinct from formal Inception-v3's later factorization/regularization refinements. Inherits NetworkInNetwork1×1convolutions and prior multi-scale reasoning; source explicitly treats its sparse/Hebbian design motivation as unverified, not a proved automatic optimal architecture.22layer entry and ensemble gains are benchmark/protocol specific.
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Christian Szegedy; Wei Liu; Yangqing Jia; Pierre Sermanet; Scott Reed; Dragomir Anguelov; Dumitru Erhan; Vincent Vanhoucke; Andrew Rabinovich
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GoogLeNet/Inception: multi-scale branches with bottleneck projections
Combined parallel convolution/pooling branches and1×1channel-reduction projections in repeated Inception modules, balancing network width/depth and computation in GoogLeNet.
Scientific scope
Distinct from formal Inception-v3's later factorization/regularization refinements. Inherits NetworkInNetwork1×1convolutions and prior multi-scale reasoning; source explicitly treats its sparse/Hebbian design motivation as unverified, not a proved automatic optimal architecture.22layer entry and ensemble gains are benchmark/protocol specific.
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People and systems
Christian Szegedy; Wei Liu; Yangqing Jia; Pierre Sermanet; Scott Reed; Dragomir Anguelov; Dumitru Erhan; Vincent Vanhoucke; Andrew Rabinovich
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.