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Hello.

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Welcome back.

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Let's analyze a complete convolution or your network and this arrangement over here.

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We take an input image of size fetch a 9 by fetch a 9 by 3 and we confirm it with 10 tests of size through

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by 3 using a pattern of 0 and astride of 1.

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As we have written over here this gives us an output of thirty seven by thirty seven by ten.

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We convert this output with twenty four tests of size five by five applying astride of two and pattern

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of zero.

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This will give us seventeen by seventeen by twenty outputs as we have over here.

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We take this new output and control it with 40 50 tests of size 5 by 5.

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Applying astride of two and a pattern of zero this will give us 7 by 7 by 40 as we see over here.

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Finally we take this three dimensional output and unroll it into a single vector.

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This gives us one thousand nine hundred and sixty long column vector seven multiplied by seven multiplied

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by 40.

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Of course one thousand nine hundred and sixty.

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This is a short summary of convolution or neural network in convolution or neural networks.

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We have three types of letters.

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We have the convolution on there.

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We have the constitutional layer that Portlandia and d formerly connected layer before we examine an

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example depicting these three types of layers.

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Let's first talk about the polling data in the next lesson.
