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Data-Model-Circuit Tri-Design for Ultra-Light Video Intelligence on Edge Devices

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arxiv 2210.08578 v2 pith:UVJMHHG7 submitted 2022-10-16 cs.CV cs.AR

Data-Model-Circuit Tri-Design for Ultra-Light Video Intelligence on Edge Devices

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keywords videomodelproposetri-designcomplexitydatadesignefficiency
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In this paper, we propose a data-model-hardware tri-design framework for high-throughput, low-cost, and high-accuracy multi-object tracking (MOT) on High-Definition (HD) video stream. First, to enable ultra-light video intelligence, we propose temporal frame-filtering and spatial saliency-focusing approaches to reduce the complexity of massive video data. Second, we exploit structure-aware weight sparsity to design a hardware-friendly model compression method. Third, assisted with data and model complexity reduction, we propose a sparsity-aware, scalable, and low-power accelerator design, aiming to deliver real-time performance with high energy efficiency. Different from existing works, we make a solid step towards the synergized software/hardware co-optimization for realistic MOT model implementation. Compared to the state-of-the-art MOT baseline, our tri-design approach can achieve 12.5x latency reduction, 20.9x effective frame rate improvement, 5.83x lower power, and 9.78x better energy efficiency, without much accuracy drop.

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