Image and grid data contain local structure that dense networks discard. This topic introduces convolutional networks as the parameter-sharing architecture that captures that structure efficiently, with applications extending from images to market-data grids and local temporal filters.
By the end of this note you should be able to:
- explain local receptive fields, shared filters, stride, padding, and pooling;
- compare the parameterisation of convolutional and dense layers;
- build a small CNN for grid-structured data.
In this lesson
- Contents
- The big picture
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