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Table 1.

Portrayal information of the dataset.

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Fig 1.

Sample images of each class.

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Fig 2.

Instance distribution for each class.

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Fig 3.

Schematic representation of methodology.

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Fig 4.

Images of the augmented samples.

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Fig 5.

ORNS architecture.

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Fig 6.

Feature extraction after activation of each layer (one sample).

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Fig 7.

weighted ensemble in layer - L.

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Fig 8.

Organization of multi-layer CWE.

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Table 2.

Trainable parameters for each architecture.

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Table 3.

Performance evaluation of RNX002 and RNY002 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 4.

Performance evaluation of RNX004 and RNY004 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 5.

Performance evaluation of RNX006 and RNY006 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 6.

Performance evaluation of RNX008 and RNY008 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 7.

Performance evaluation of RNX016 and RNY016 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 8.

Performance evaluation of RNX032 and RNY032 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 9.

Performance evaluation of RNX040 and RNY040 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 10.

Performance evaluation of RNX064 and RNY064 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 11.

Performance evaluation of RNX080 and RNY080 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 12.

Performance evaluation of RNX120 and RNY120 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 13.

Performance evaluation of RNX160 and RNY160 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 14.

Performance evaluation of RNX320 and RNY320 in CWE-Layer 1.

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Table 15.

Performance evaluation of RNX and RNY in CWE-Layer 2.

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Table 16.

Performance evaluation of common variants ensemble of RNX and RNY in CWE-Layer 2.

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Table 17.

Performance evaluation of RNXY in CWE-Layer 3.

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Table 18.

Performance evaluation of RN_XY in CWE-Layer 3.

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Table 19.

Performance evaluation of RN in CWE-Layer 4.

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Fig 9.

Confusion matrix obtained by RNXY architecture in CWE-Layer 3.

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Fig 10.

ROC-AUC curve obtained by RNXY architecture in CWE-Layer 3.

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Fig 11.

Confusion matrix obtained by RN_XY architecture in CWE-Layer 3.

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Fig 12.

ROC-AUC curve obtained by RN_XY architecture in CWE-Layer 3.

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Fig 13.

Confusion matrix obtained by RN architecture in CWE-Layer 4.

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Fig 14.

ROC-AUC curve obtained by RN architecture in CWE-Layer 4.

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Fig 15.

Step by step implementation of gradient class activation map.

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Fig 16.

GradCAM visualization for each class.

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Fig 17.

GradCAM visualization for AT explainability (Example by RNX002).

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Table 20.

Performance evaluation of CWE without AT.

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Table 21.

Performance evaluation using SA instead of CWE.

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Table 22.

Performance evaluation using MV instead of CWE.

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Table 23.

Performance evaluation using WA instead of CWE.

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Table 24.

Performance evaluation of single-layer CWE.

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Table 25.

Comparison of our proposed architecture with existing others.

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Table 26.

Comparison of our proposed architecture with state-of-the-art methods.

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