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Deformable convolution introduces data-dependent dynamic indexing and interpolation operations, breaking the static computation graph property of standard convolution; for mobile inference frameworks that rely on fixed operator mapping and static scheduling compilation, such dynamic operators often cannot be effectively graphed or hardware-accelerated.
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