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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>
 ## 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>
+    * [**Image Classification**](docs/Image_Classification.md)<br>

 * Pixel2Pixel prediction<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 - coming soon..<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 - coming soon..<br>

 * Object Detection<br>
 * Object Detection<br>

-    - Object Detection - coming soon..<br>
-    - Object Keypoint Estimation - coming soon..<br>
+    * Object Detection - coming soon..<br>
+    * Object Keypoint Estimation - coming soon..<br>

 * Quantization<br>
 * Quantization<br>

-   - [**Post Training Calibration For Quantization**](docs/Quantization.md)<br>
-   - [**Quantization Aware Training**](docs/Quantization.md)<br>
+    * [**Post Training Calibration For Quantization**](docs/Quantization.md)<br>
+    * [**Quantization Aware Training**](docs/Quantization.md)<br>

 
 Some of the common training and validation commands are provided in shell scripts (.sh files) in the root folder.
 
 
 Some of the common training and validation commands are provided in shell scripts (.sh files) in the root folder.