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MaxPooling as inductive bias for images
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This lecture explains how MaxPooling enforces an inductive bias towards local translation invariance in convolutional neural networks. It demonstrates how several convolutional layers of MaxPooling can lead to global translation invariance, making the position of an object in an image irrelevant.
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