Re:Machine learning can run on tiny, low-power chips
by okket on Monday June 11, 2018 @03:55AM
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> In a lot of cases, it makes much more sense to send feature data to a remote server that can generate a prediction within milliseconds, and then transmit that prediction back to the device.
It may make sense now, but not having to power up the radio for every decision is a huge gain, as lined out in the article. The current model of dumb (as in ML) devices is coming to an end, see also CoreML from Apple.
It may make sense now, but not having to power up the radio for every decision is a huge gain, as lined out in the article. The current model of dumb (as in ML) devices is coming to an end, see also CoreML from Apple.