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7 μJ/inference end-to-end gesture recognition from dynamic vision sensor data using ternarized hybrid convolutional neural networks

Rutishauser et al., 2023

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Rutishauser G
Scherer M
Fischer T
Benini L
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Future Generation Computer Systems

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Dynamic vision sensor (DVS) cameras enable energy-activity proportional visual sensing by only propagating events produced by changes in the observed scene. Furthermore, by generating these events asynchronously, they offer μ s-scale latency while eliminating the …
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