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ModelCompressionCristianBucil hundredsor thousandsof base-level classi , thespacerequiredto storethismany clas-si ers,andthetimerequiredto executethemat run-time,prohibitstheirusein applicationswheretestsetsarelarge( ),wherestoragespaceis ata premium( ),andwherecomputationalpower is limited( ).We present a method for\compressing"large,complexensemblesin to smaller,fastermodels,usuallywith-outsign i cant lossin Subject [PatternRe-cognition]:Models{ :Algorithms,Experimentation,Measure-ment , Performance, :SupervisedLearning, a collectionof modelswhosepredictionsarecombinedby weightedaveragingor beenthefocusof signi cant research in thepastdecade,anda variety of ensemblemethods have knownensemblemethods includebagging[2],boosting[14],randomfor ests[3],Bayesianaveraging[9]andstacking[ 17].Much of theinterestin ensemblemethodshasbeenfueledby theirexcellent ,however,have onedisadvantagethatoftenis overlooked:many ensemblemethods unusableforapplicationswithlim-itedmemor y, storagespace,or computationalpower such asportabledevicesor sensornetworks,andforapplicationsinwhich ,forexam-ple,boosteddecisiontrees,bagged decisiontreesor thousandsof decisiontrees,each of which mustbe stored,andexecutedat run-timeto make singletreeisfast,butexecutinga thousandtreesis digitalorhardcopiesofallorpartofthiswo}
Model Compression Cristian Bucila˘ ... train the neural net on this much larger, ensemble labeled, data set. This yields a neural net that makes predictions similar to the ensemble, and which performs much better than a neural net trained on the original training set.
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