Deep Residual Learning (ResNet, 2015)
Made very deep networks trainable; still the backbone of many vision systems.
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Deep Residual Learning (ResNet, 2015) sits in Renowned AI Publications & Articles — The papers that shaped modern artificial intelligence — every link opens the paper itself. It earns a place here because it is a primary, actively maintained source rather than a rehost of someone else's data, and because it stays useful whether you are an enthusiast, a student or working the line.
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