2016 DenseNet paper summary

[@ramchandracheke]

Thanks a million! This channel will go viral soon. One of the best explanations on RUclips!

[@knowledgedistiller]

This is a really great video. Watching this video after reading the paper helped me reinforce my understanding of the paper and rectify my misunderstandings. Well done!

[@mfpears]

Seems useful for something like recognizing "red ball" instead of just "ball" maybe

[@thanhquocbaonguyen8379]

thank you for your video. i always refer to your videos to get understandings of the conv nets!

[@berhanet]

A great summary! The whole series is great thank you!

[@anandtewari8014]

great dear ...... i like your video.......continue with more such videos......

[@paristexasboy3536]

fantastic video! thank you so much :)

[@shivamshuklasvlog627]

Great explanation

[@AITennisVideos]

Good video. What if we apply a squeeze and excitation block within the dense block?

[@devanshverma5395]

Loved it!

[@rakeshbaral4515]

Awesome explanation. Please keep uploading such videos 👍

[@t.lnnnnx]

Thank you! Helping me a lot with my Uni work :)

[@aymensekhri2133]

Thank you very much for the explanation. but in 21:30 you mentioned in the slide the Architecture of DensNet (DenseBlock + TransitionBlock) My question is where is the bottleneck Block ?!

[@geeky_explorer9105]

Probably best explanation on densenet, thanks a lot, one question I have can you provide an intuitive understanding, in resnet there are residual block apart from identical blocks, so is it only to reduce complexity of computation or some another reason(maybe spatial) for which it only uses identical skip only in dense block, I would love to receive reply, and thanks again for it, I subscribed

[@hassanmahmood7284]

Thanks for your contribution.

[@Plutos11]

usefull

[@kirandeepmarala5541]

Really Good

[@shivamshuklasvlog627]

Please help others by making more videos

[@madhulasathwikreddy5764]

slides ????