I see lots of people stating unequivocally that the deep learning boom started with Krizhevsky et al 2012. But I see little credit given to Ciresan et al, who were winning image classification competitions in 2011 with deep convnets implemented in CUDA, trained on NVIDIA GPUs
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The latter. But Convnets had the best results on a number of benchmarks before GPUs, and before traffic signs. It's just that the community didn't believe them or didn't think they were relevant. ImageNet changed that.
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Were ICDAR / IJCNN actually hotly contested?
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I also won an ML contest in 2011 with conv nets on GPU (NIPS transfer learning contest) but I’m not claiming that was the start of the deep learning boom
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I don't think anyone is underestimating the significance of AlexNet in kick-starting the boom (obviously). But it's hard to deny that it was part of a trend at the time. Credit attribution is complex, and our community does not always do a great job at it.
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