Fig. 3From: Comparison of automated segmentation techniques for magnetic resonance images of the prostateThe mobile inverted bottleneck convolution (MBConv) block. (a) An initial 1x1 conv block expands the number of input channels according to the expansion factor hyper-parameter. (b) Depth-wise 3x3 conv block over channels. (c) Global average pooling shrinks the tensor along its spatial dimensions. (d, e) A squeeze conv (1x1 conv + swish) and an excitation conv (1x1 conv + sigmoid) first squeeze the channel dimension by a factor of 0.25, then expand it back to its original shape. The output is multiplied by the output tensor from step (b). (f) A final 1x1 conv block with a linear activation maps the tensor to the desired number of output channels, followed by a dropout layer for stochastic depth (dropout rate 0.2)Back to article page