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A while ago I read a paper that does a comparison between a convolutional model, a locally connected one (same as cnn but without parameter sharing, so each image location has a different kernel), and a densely connected model. Specifically, they make each of these models have the same number of activations, where most comparisons keep parameters constant. This was a cool paper because it places each model on an even playing field in terms of what it can express and this shows how the benefits of a cnn can be decomposed into locality and parameter sharing.

I'm struggling to find this paper however. Does anyone have any recommendations?

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