Abstract In recent years, the success and capabilities of embedded vision have showed up in embedded applications. The embedding of vision into electronic devices such as embedded medical applications is being driven by the availability of high-performance processors, integrating with deep learning algorithms, as well as advances in image processing technology. But, including image processing in embedded vision systems need huge amount of computational capabilities even to process a single image to detect an object and it's extremely challenging to implement in embedded systems. Implementing deep learning algorithms and testing it on a task specific data set could provide enhanced results. In this paper, an approach for enhancing image processing architecture using deep learning for embedded vision systems is proposed and analyzed. Implementing deep learning algorithms and testing it on embedded vision yielded effective results.
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Enhancing image processing architecture using deep learning for embedded vision systems
Semantic Scholar · Computer Science · 2020
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Abstract In recent years, the success and capabilities of embedded vision have showed up in embedded applications. The embedding of vision into electronic devices such as embedded medical applications is being driven by the availability of high-performance processors, integrating with deep learning algorithms, as well as advances in image processing technology. But, including image processing in embedded vision systems need huge amount of computational capabilities even to process a single image to detect an object and it's extremely challenging to implement in embedded systems. Implementing deep learning algorithms and testing it on a task specific data set could provide enhanced results. In this paper, an approach for enhancing image processing architecture using deep learning for embedded vision systems is proposed and analyzed. Implementing deep learning algorithms and testing it on embedded vision yielded effective results.