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ADARE-HD: Adaptive-Resolution Framework for Efficient Object Detection and Tracking via HD-Computing
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Efficient and low-energy camera signal processing is critical for battery-supported sensing and surveillance applications. In this research, we develop a video object detection and tracking framework which adaptively down-samples frame pixels to minimize computation and memory costs, and thereby the energy consumed, while maintaining a high level of accuracy. Instead of always operating with the highest sensor pixel resolution (compute-intensive), video frame (pixel) content is down-sampled spatially, to adapt to changing camera environments (size of object tracked, peak-signal-to-noise-ratio (i.e, PSNR) of video frames). Object detection and tracking is supported by a novel video resolution-aware adaptive hyperdimensional computing framework. This leverages a low memory overhead non-linear hypervector encoding scheme specifically tailored for handling multiple degrees of resolution. Previous classification decisions of a moving object based on its tracking label are used to improve tracking robustness. Energy savings of up to 1.6 orders of magnitude and up to an order of magnitude compute speedup is obtained on a range of experiments performed on benchmark systems.
Keyword:
hyperdimensional computing
Resolution Adaptation
object detection and tracking
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