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I have a full convolution model like this:



conv1(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv2(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv3(3x3, padding=same)(conv2)
out = Concatenate(conv1, conv3)


How to calculate receptive field size?










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I have a full convolution model like this:



conv1(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv2(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv3(3x3, padding=same)(conv2)
out = Concatenate(conv1, conv3)


How to calculate receptive field size?










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I have a full convolution model like this:



conv1(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv2(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv3(3x3, padding=same)(conv2)
out = Concatenate(conv1, conv3)


How to calculate receptive field size?










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conv1(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv2(1x1, padding=valid)(input)
conv3(3x3, padding=same)(conv2)
out = Concatenate(conv1, conv3)


How to calculate receptive field size?







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