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ComputingComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceEdge ComputingEmbedded SystemsLow-power DesignDeep LearningEdge ArchitectureEdge DevicesEnergy-efficient Embedded SystemsMobile Edge ComputingPower-aware DesignDeep InferenceDeep Learning AcceleratorsEdge Machine LearningEnergy-aware Edge ComputingEnergy-efficient Artificial IntelligenceEnergy-efficient Edge ComputingMobile Edge DevicesSystem Configuration
The emergence of low-power accelerators has enabled deep learning models to be executed on mobile or embedded edge devices without relying on cloud resources. The energy-constrained nature of these devices requires a judicious choice of a deep learning model and system configuration parameter to meet application needs while optimizing energy used during deep learning inference.
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