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[D] Fourier Transform-based Convolutional Neural Networks
March 10, 2024, 1:31 p.m. | /u/lionlai1989
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In traditional CNNs, the goal is to optimize the kernel/filter parameters through backpropagation. We all know that performing a convolution operation on an image and a kernel is mathematically equivalent to first applying a Fourier Transform to both the input image and the kernel, followed by a multiplication of their Fourier forms, and concluding with an inverse Fourier Transform on the result. Given that the latter approach is far more efficient, I am wondering if there is any …
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