RecNet: Early Attention Guided Feature Recovery

Uncertainty in sensors results in corrupted input streams and hinders the performance of Deep Neural Networks (DNN), which focus on deducing information from data. However, for sensors with multiple input streams, the relevant information among the streams correlates and hence contains mutual inform...

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