Implement one-padding and reduce number of SE blocks for QuickNet#136
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I have a few minor comments for improved readability
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This PR introduces one-padding for QuickNet and QuickNet large, and reduces the number of squeeze & excite blocks on QuickNet Large. This leads to faster inference times at no cost in accuracy.
The new benchmark results are described in larq/compute-engine#294.
The new model files are released in: