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First Author*1 (user@domain.ca), Second Author*2, Third Author1

1Vision and Image Processing Group, Department of Systems Design Engineering, University of Waterloo, Canada�2Affiliation Number Two, University of ???, Canada�* Indicates equal contribution, joint first-authorship.

Introduction

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Goal

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Future Directions

Conclusion

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Methods/Design (depending on what makes most sense for you)

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Parameter

Setting

Loss function

Cross-Entropy

Optimizer

SGD with momentum

Learning rate

0.01

Momentum

0.9

Batch-Size

64

Num. Epochs

100

Table 1. Hyperparameters used for experiments.

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