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Hi all,
I've tired to use the stick these days and encountered 2 questions.
- As far as I know, NCS receive high computation speed when the input images and models are large, but when I input a small image(like 24*24) to a light model, the computation capacity of the stick are not fully utilized. So my question is can we input 2 or more images in parallel and assign different SHAVEs to process them? Or is there any better way to accelerate light model?
- I would like to know the data type used in the stick, is it 16bit fixed-point or not?
Thanks in advance.
Andy
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@xuzijian418 Thanks for your interest. At the moment, there isn't a way to process images in parallel by utilizing multiple SHAVE processors. The NCS was designed with a balance of power efficiency, accuracy and inference speed in mind and as such the data type used in the NCS is float16.
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@Tome_at_Intel Thank you Tome for your nice answer! i'm looking forward to seeing your new powerful product :)
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