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Accuracy vs Computational complexity
Accuracy vs. Computational complexity
BNInception model
Deep neural network architectures
DPN* models
GoogLeNet model
Inception* models
Legacy
MobileNet* models
NASNet* models
Other models
Performance on ImageNet validation set
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