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A regular temporal convolutional layer leads to redundant computations during online processing of video clips, as illustrated by the repeated convolution of inputs (green b,c,d) with a kernel (blue α,β) in the temporal dimen- sion. Moreover, prior inputs (b,c,d) must be stored between time-steps for online processing tasks.
An input (green d or e) is convolved with a kernel (blue α, β). The intermediary feature-maps corresponding to all but the last temporal position are stored, while the last feature map and prior memory are summed to produce the resulting output. For a continual stream of inputs, Continual Convolutions produce identical outputs to regular convolutions.
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### Continual 3D [MBConv](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.04381.pdf)
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