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1 Progress Report 2019/1/3 PHHung

2 Previous Deep learning … The promised land for CV ?
2019/1/3 Deep learning … The promised land for CV ? Implement convolutional neural network step by step (follow by UFLDL tutorial) Back propagation Algorithm Sparse Autoencoder Softmax Regression Stacked Autoencoders Convolutional neural network

3 Two direction State of the art algorithm survey
2019/1/3 State of the art algorithm survey 2 hidden layers for pedestrian detection , CVPR 2013 22 hidden layers for class object detection , CVPR 2015? Hardware implementation survey Works from 332 TeraDeep from Prudue FPGA & ASIC implement from NYU (LeCun)

4 A small toy 2019/1/3 Use the building boxes from previous to build a pedestrian detector Train on INRIA pedestrian dataset Test on Caltech pedestrian dataset Classifier + Sliding window Very slow… I should try objectness filter instead of sliding window next time 2 hidden layers (200/100nodes ) Result is approximately at here FPPI~1.2 Miss rate~12.4%

5 Back to reality… Why we need analysis engine?
2019/1/3 Why we need analysis engine? => To save power consumption For ReSSP : 197mW in VGA , 39.7mW in QCIF For Deep learning engine : HMAX ASIC: 205mW in 256x256 (Neocortical from 332 , ISSCC 12) ConNet FPGA: 10W in 500x375 (NeuFlow from NYU LeCun , CVPR 11) ASIC: 580mW in 500x375 (NeuFlow from Purdue & NYU , MWCAS 12) FPGA: 4W (TeraDeep from Purdue , CVPR 14) None of above can have power lower than 100mW… How about power & detection rate at low resolution (QCIF) ?


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