Bottleneck Structure
Bottleneck structures, characterized by a compression and expansion of information flow within a network, are a central theme in current deep learning research. Studies focus on understanding their emergence in various architectures, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and residual networks (ResNets), and analyzing their impact on computational efficiency and feature learning. This research aims to optimize network design by leveraging bottleneck mechanisms to reduce complexity while maintaining or improving performance, as demonstrated by improvements in models like AugShuffleNet. The insights gained are crucial for developing more efficient and effective deep learning models across diverse applications, such as robotic surgery and image classification.