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Artificial Structure Function Search: Preserving Artificial Functional Connectivity for Structured Pruning
Structured pruning is a model compression technique that is used to reduce the computational cost of deploying deep neural networks on resource-constrained devices. Popular methods of pruning rely on opaque heuristics or weight-based criteria that give no indication as to the structural dependencies
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