Re:Deploying Transformers on the Apple Neural Engine
by wiredfool on Wednesday June 08, 2022 @12:31PM
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Apple watch activity detection is kinda crap.
- Sleep detection sort of works for going to bed, but doesn't recognize a lie in after sleepily hitting the button and dozing off for another hour. It also doesn't recognize being awake in the night, unless I actively get up.
- It detects maybe half of the walks I go on, and usually well after I've already triggered cyclemeter. (So, there's a simple heuristic that I'm on a walk -- I've told it so)
- It interprets the cat headbutting my wrist as a cue to change the watch face.
- Sleep detection sort of works for going to bed, but doesn't recognize a lie in after sleepily hitting the button and dozing off for another hour. It also doesn't recognize being awake in the night, unless I actively get up.
- It detects maybe half of the walks I go on, and usually well after I've already triggered cyclemeter. (So, there's a simple heuristic that I'm on a walk -- I've told it so)
- It interprets the cat headbutting my wrist as a cue to change the watch face.