Kazuki Osawa, Akira Sekiya, Hiroki Naganuma, Rio Yokota
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引用次数: 12
Abstract
The open source frameworks of deep learning including TensorFlow, Caffe, Torch, etc. are widely used all over the world and its acceleration have great meaning. In these frameworks, a lot of computation time is spent on convolution, and highly tuned libraries such as cuDNN play important role on accelerating convolution. In these libraries, however, a convolution computation is performed without approximating a dense matrices. In this research, we propose a method to introduce the low-rank approximation method, widely used in the field of scientific and technical computation, into the convolution computation. As a result of investigating the influence on the recognition accuracy of the existing model, it is possible to reduce up to about 90% of rank of data matrices while keeping recognition accuracy −2% of baseline.