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Filter Pruning via Measuring Feature Map Information

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Linsong Shao
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Haorui Zuo *
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Jianlin Zhang
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Zhiyong Xu
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Jinzhen Yao
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Zhixing Wang
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Neural network pruning, an important method to reduce the computational complexity of deep models, can be well applied to devices with limited resources. However, most current methods focus on some kind of information about the filter itself to prune the network, rarely exploring the relationship between the feature maps and the filters. In this paper, two novel pruning methods are proposed. First, a new pruning method is proposed, which reflects the importance of filters by exploring the information in the feature maps. Based on the premise that the more information there is, more important the feature map is, the information entropy of feature maps is used to measure information, which is used to evaluate the importance of each filter in the current layer. Further, normalization is used to realize cross layer comparison. As a result, based on the method mentioned above, the network structure is efficiently pruned while its performance is well reserved. Second, we proposed a parallel pruning method using the combination of our pruning method above and slimming pruning method which has better results in terms of computational cost. Our methods perform better in terms of accuracy, parameters, and FLOPs compared to most advanced methods. On ImageNet, it is achieved 72.02% top1 accuracy for ResNet50 with merely 11.41M parameters and 1.12B FLOPs.For DenseNet40, it is obtained 94.04% accuracy with only 0.38M parameters and 110.72M FLOPs on CIFAR10, and our parallel pruning method makes the parameters and FLOPs are just 0.37M and 100.12M, respectively, with little loss of accuracy.
Keyword:
model compression
filter pruning
information entropy
normalization
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