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Fast Fourier Convolution Lu Chi 1, Borui Jiang2, Yadong Mu 1Wangxuan Institute of Computer Technology, 2Center for Data Science Peking University {chilu,jbr,myd}@pku.edu.cn Abstract Vanilla convolutions in modern deep networks are known to operate locally and at fixed scale (e.g., the widely-adopted 3 3 kernels in image-oriented tasks). This
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