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Ekya: Continuous Learning of Video Analytics Models on Edge Compute Servers

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arxiv 2012.10557 v1 pith:3E5HJHBA submitted 2020-12-19 cs.DC cs.AI

classification cs.DCcs.AI
keywords datamodelsaccuracyedgeekyaserversanalyticsinference
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Video analytics applications use edge compute servers for the analytics of the videos (for bandwidth and privacy). Compressed models that are deployed on the edge servers for inference suffer from data drift, where the live video data diverges from the training data. Continuous learning handles data drift by periodically retraining the models on new data. Our work addresses the challenge of jointly supporting inference and retraining tasks on edge servers, which requires navigating the fundamental tradeoff between the retrained model's accuracy and the inference accuracy. Our solution Ekya balances this tradeoff across multiple models and uses a micro-profiler to identify the models that will benefit the most by retraining. Ekya's accuracy gain compared to a baseline scheduler is 29% higher, and the baseline requires 4x more GPU resources to achieve the same accuracy as Ekya.

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