When I am reading about convolutional neural networks, I have encountered the following sentence from the textbook(page 341) that says about the limitation of the usage of the convolution in CNNs.
When a task involves incorporating information from very distant locations in the input, then the prior imposed by convolution may be inappropriate
My interpretations are
when the object is very small, then the convolution may not work well.
when the object is very large, then the components of the object are far away from each other and hence the convolution may not work well.
Which of the interpretation is correct? If both are wrong, then what is the correct interpretation.
If possible, please provide an example to understand it.
