D Given an input volumn 32*56*56 (32 channels, image is 56*56), if we do 1*1 convolution with 8 filters, what's the output volumn? O 8 28 28 O 8*56 56 O 16 56 56 O 16 28 28 Assume the input volume of an image is 227x227x3 (channel is 3), if we apply 16 12x12 filters, how many parameters? O 16*12*12 O 3*16*12*12 O 3*12*12 O 227*227*3*16 Suppose we have a feature map with 30X30 pixels. After maxpooling with 2X2 kernel, what size of feature map will it be changed to? O 10X10 ο ο ο ο O 15X15 O 30X30 O 28X28

D Given an input volumn 325656 (32 channels, image is 5656), if we do 11 convolution with 8 filters, what's the output volumn? O 8 28 28 O 856 56 O 16 56 56 O 16 28 28 Assume the input volume of an image is 227x227x3 (channel is 3), if we apply 16 12x12 filters, how many parameters? O 161212 O 3161212 O 31212 O 2272273*16 Suppose we have a feature map with 30X30 pixels. After maxpooling with 2X2 kernel, what size of feature map will it be changed to? O 10X10 ο ο ο ο O 15X15 O 30X30 O 28X28

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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