separable
- adjective
- /ˈsɛpərəbəl/
- Specialized
:
separable
- The model uses separable layers to enhance performance, allowing for reduced computation and fewer parameters.
Examples
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In deep learning, a depthwise separable convolution efficiently processes input by applying spatial filtering and channel mixing independently.
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By employing separable operations, developers can significantly optimize neural networks for better resource management.
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So separable differential equations or separable DES.
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You're OK for a second example, a second important separable equation.
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It says this matrix A is separable if for every column.
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where d is the number of degrees of freedom, and T_i is the period of the motion in each of the d separable coordinates.
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It is assumed that there exists a production function that is weakly separable in aggregate inputs.
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DWT filters are designed as orthonormal or bi-orthogonal and can be devised as a separable transform, which makes it computationally efficient.
Academic text (2016)
Synonyms
Able to be separated or treated as separate from something else
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Separable comes from the same parts: separ- 'to part' and -able 'can be'. In computer work, a separable layer or operation is one you can split into smaller steps and do separately, so it often uses less work and memory.
