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 ## Examples
-The following examples are currently available. Click on each of the links below to go into the full description of the example. 
-* Image Classification<br>
-    * [**Image Classification**](docs/Image_Classification.md)<br>
-* Pixel2Pixel Prediction<br>
-    * [**Semantic Segmentation**](docs/Semantic_Segmentation.md)<br>
-    * [Depth Estimation](docs/Depth_Estimation.md)<br>
-    * [Motion Segmentation](docs/Motion_Segmentation.md)<br>
-    * [**Multi Task Estimation**](docs/Multi_Task_Learning.md)<br>
-* Object Detection<br>
-    * Object Detection - coming soon..<br>
-    * Object Keypoint Estimation - coming soon..<br>
-* Quantization<br>
-    * [**Quantization Aware Training**](docs/Quantization.md)<br>
+The following examples are currently available. Click on each of the links below to go into the full description of the example.<br>
+    <br>
+* **Image Classification**<br>
+    - [**Image Classification**](docs/Image_Classification.md)<br>
+    <br>
+* **Pixel2Pixel Prediction**<br>
+    - [**Semantic Segmentation**](docs/Semantic_Segmentation.md)<br>
+    - [Depth Estimation](docs/Depth_Estimation.md)<br>
+    - [Motion Segmentation](docs/Motion_Segmentation.md)<br>
+    - [**Multi Task Estimation**](docs/Multi_Task_Learning.md)<br>
+    <br>
+* **Object Detection**<br>
+    - Object Detection - coming soon..<br>
+    - Object Keypoint Estimation - coming soon..<br>
+    <br>
+* **Quantization**<br>
+    - [**Quantization Aware Training**](docs/Quantization.md)<br>
+    <br>
 
 
 Some of the common training and validation commands are provided in shell scripts (.sh files) in the root folder.