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Treasure What You Have: Exploiting Similarity in Deep Neural Networks for Efficient Video Processing

arXiv 2305.06492 ↗First posted 10 May 2023cs.CVcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Deep learning has enabled various Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Still, designing models with high accuracy and computational efficiency remains a significant challenge, especially in real-time video processing applications. Such applications exhibit high inter- and intra-frame redundancy, allowing further improvement. This paper proposes a similarity-aware training methodology that exploits data redundancy in video frames for efficient processing. Our approach introduces a per-layer regularization that enhances computation reuse by increasing the similarity of weights during training. We validate our methodology on two critical real-time applications, lane detection and scene parsing. We observe an average compression ratio of approximately 50% and a speedup of ~ 1.5x for different models while maintaining the same accuracy.

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