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How does back propagation works through layers like maxpooling and padding? [duplicate]


Back-propagation through max pooling layersTrying to figure out how to set weights for convolutional networkshow to propagate error from convolutional layer to previous layer?Back-propagation through max pooling layersSteps for back propagation of convolutional layer in CNNHow can you decide the window size on a pooling layer?Understand the shape of this Convolutional Neural NetworkHow is error back-propagated in a multi-layer RNNHow can I perform backpropagation directly in matrix form?How to make a region of interest proposal from convolutional feature maps?













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          Max pooling will cancel the effect of not pooled values to the gradients.
          Padded values either have no effect.



          Nice thing about convolution is, that it is basically reducable to a matrix multiplication and the backpropagation is simply the transposed of it. So you have already your backward pass stored in the foward pass.






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            Max pooling will cancel the effect of not pooled values to the gradients.
            Padded values either have no effect.



            Nice thing about convolution is, that it is basically reducable to a matrix multiplication and the backpropagation is simply the transposed of it. So you have already your backward pass stored in the foward pass.






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              Max pooling will cancel the effect of not pooled values to the gradients.
              Padded values either have no effect.



              Nice thing about convolution is, that it is basically reducable to a matrix multiplication and the backpropagation is simply the transposed of it. So you have already your backward pass stored in the foward pass.






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                Max pooling will cancel the effect of not pooled values to the gradients.
                Padded values either have no effect.



                Nice thing about convolution is, that it is basically reducable to a matrix multiplication and the backpropagation is simply the transposed of it. So you have already your backward pass stored in the foward pass.






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                Max pooling will cancel the effect of not pooled values to the gradients.
                Padded values either have no effect.



                Nice thing about convolution is, that it is basically reducable to a matrix multiplication and the backpropagation is simply the transposed of it. So you have already your backward pass stored in the foward pass.







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