This is the best explanation I've found. Everyone else tends to confuse me when they talk about the operations and dimensions, but here everything is clear. Thank you.
Thanks for the video, i got the concept, but regarding the number of operations in 2:48 are you talking about FLOPs if so, we still need to take the addition operation into account, or are you referring to MACs
So many people commenting that was helpful, I have a pen and a paper with me and not able to make sense working it out. Can you please clarify the calculations? For starters to understand the traditional calculations for the convolution, please watch Andrew Ng's th-cam.com/video/KTB_OFoAQcc/w-d-xo.html
This is the best explanation I've found. Everyone else tends to confuse me when they talk about the operations and dimensions, but here everything is clear. Thank you.
Best explanation on the internet.
Very good explanation. It made the concept clear.
Thank You 💙❤
Wooo ... Beautifully explained. Thanks
Watching it too.
I have not found such simple explanation
Awesome video! Thank you for simplifying things so well.
to the point video.👏
Thank you for your video, great explanation
Very awesome description
clear explanation, thank you so much
Your explanation is very clear! thankyou
Glad it was helpful!
I already waited for that theory video. Nice explanation!
Informative and helpful video. Great work sir
Thanks for the clear explanation!
Thanks for the video, i got the concept, but regarding the number of operations in 2:48 are you talking about FLOPs if so, we still need to take the addition operation into account, or are you referring to MACs
Really great video. Thanks
Nice Explanation! Kudos.
Salute to you.
Good explanation!
Thanks!
Nicely explained
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Awesome explanation!
Super explanation! Keep up the good work.
mate where u plucking 256 from mate, thin air?
nice video dude
Thanks
6:14 to 6:27 is a mystery
Thanks sir
why 8*8, not 12*12 to find the total number of multiplication ?
Any suggestion on how can we deal with 1*27 kernel size for convolution on a single image?
So many people commenting that was helpful, I have a pen and a paper with me and not able to make sense working it out. Can you please clarify the calculations? For starters to understand the traditional calculations for the convolution, please watch Andrew Ng's th-cam.com/video/KTB_OFoAQcc/w-d-xo.html
is kernel is similar to the tensor?